Sen. Graham was reacting to the kidnapping of four Americans in the border city of Matamoros — two of whom were found dead Tuesday.
— and the continued proliferation of dangerous drugs, including highly lethal fentanyl, brought into the United States by the cartels.“I’m going to introduce legislation, Jesse, to make certain Mexican drug cartels foreign terrorist organizations under US law and set the stage to use military force if necessary to protect America from being poisoned by things coming out of Mexico,” he added.
Graham added that he would warn Mexico “to clean up your act” or “we’re going to clean it up for you.” Barr went on to urge Obrador to “stand aside” and let the US take on the cartels if he doesn’t want to do so.
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