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US-Mexico Border Military Operations

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US, Mexico to hold talks ahead of USMCA trade pact review as Trump tariffs loom

The United States and Mexico are set to hold bilateral talks ahead of a joint review of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, amid tariff pressure from US President Donald Trump. The first meeting is scheduled for the week of March 16, with further sessions planned before the pact's July review.

—Fox News Latest

Man killed in Texas after Border Patrol checkpoint flight and shootout

A man was killed in Texas after a fatal vehicle pursuit and shootout near the southern border, involving a Border Patrol checkpoint. The incident occurred on Wednesday and resulted in a confrontation between the suspect and law enforcement. The details of the pursuit and shootout are still being investigated. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions and security concerns at the US-Mexico border.

—Atlantic Council

The US and Mexico need stronger financial cooperation to disrupt illicit financial flows

An analysis piece argues that the US and Mexico need enhanced financial cooperation to disrupt illicit drug trade funding, emphasizing that targeting cartel finances is more effective than focusing solely on eliminating leadership. The article advocates for deeper bilateral coordination to combat organized crime's financial infrastructure.

—Atlantic Council

Decapitation strikes are not enough to take on Mexico’s cartels. Here’s what else the US should do.

An opinion piece from the Atlantic Council argues that decapitation strikes alone are insufficient to combat Mexico's cartels, advocating for a broader strategy that includes supply chain disruption and addressing substance use disorder in the United States. The article represents analysis on ongoing US counter-narcotics efforts targeting Mexican criminal organizations.

—Time Magazine

Democrats Decry ‘Incompetence’ After U.S. Military Reportedly Shoots Down Government Drone Using Laser

The U.S. military reportedly shot down a Customs and Border Protection drone using a high-energy laser system near Fort Hancock, Texas, prompting the FAA to close airspace over the area for security reasons. Democratic lawmakers criticized the Trump Administration for incompetence, arguing the incident resulted from bypassing bipartisan counter-drone legislation. The Departments of Defense, FAA, and CBP acknowledged the incident in a joint statement, framing it as part of Trump-directed border s

Democrats outraged at US military’s downing of CBP drone near Mexico border

The US military used a high-energy laser to shoot down a drone near Fort Hancock, Texas, that turned out to belong to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), marking the second such friendly-fire incident in two weeks. The incident forced airspace closures along the US-Mexico border and drew sharp criticism from Democratic members of Congress, who called it evidence of incompetence within the Trump administration. The repeated disruption of civilian air traffic raises concerns about military rul