The U.S. military has significantly increased its presence over the Mexican border, conducting a series of missions aimed at monitoring drug cartels and enhancing border security.
Over a span of ten days, the spy planes executed at least 18 missions over the southwestern United States and the international airspace near the Baja Peninsula, CNN reported.
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These missions, directed by President Donald Trump, are part of a broader strategy to secure the border between the United States and Mexico.
Although the aircraft are operating within U.S. airspace, they possess the capability to gather intelligence deep within Mexican territory, according to CNN.
Trump has consistently advocated for a fortified border, declaring a national emergency to address what he perceives as a critical security threat.
Trump has ordered thousands of active-duty troops to the region, underscoring his administration’s commitment to tackling narcotics trafficking and enhancing security measures.
The increased military presence reflects Trump’s ongoing efforts to address drug-related issues and bolster national security.
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