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Trump didn’t mince words when it came to accountability. He slammed the Biden administration for its open-border policies, blaming them for allowing cartel violence to seep into American communities.
“Countless thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the U.S. by the Biden administration,” he said. “But now every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country.”
To highlight the tragic cost of illegal immigration and cartel violence, Trump invited the families of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray—two young women murdered by illegal aliens—as honored guests.
“All three savages charged with Jocelyn and Laken’s murders were members of the Venezuelan prison gang . . . Tren de Aragua,” Trump stated.
Since returning to the White House, Trump has intensified efforts against cartel operations. His administration is deploying advanced intelligence and military strategies to dismantle the criminal empires fueling America’s drug crisis.
CNN reported that the CIA has been flying unarmed MQ-9 Reaper drones over Mexican territory, conducting surveillance on cartel activity. Meanwhile, the U.S. Air Force has increased its use of spy planes to track cartel movements deep inside Mexico from international airspace.
Newly appointed Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has made it clear: the administration isn’t ruling out any options in the fight against the cartels.
“The Army’s 7th Special Forces Group is actively training members of the Mexican military,” an administration official confirmed.
Tom Homan, Trump’s new “Border Czar,” echoed the President’s commitment to wiping out the cartels once and for all. Speaking with the Daily Wire, he made a bold declaration:
“We’re not just going to attack them on the southern border, we’re going to attack them across the globe,” Homan said. “We’re going to use the full might of the federal government to take them out.”
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Homan, a longtime advocate for stricter border enforcement, called the current situation the worst national security crisis in modern history. He slammed the previous administration for its failures and praised Trump for restoring order.
“What he did in three weeks the Biden administration failed to do in four years,” Homan stated. “We’ve had the lowest border numbers in history of the United States border, and that’s not an exaggeration . . . President Trump did that in four weeks, so imagine what he is going to do in the next 47 months.”
The administration’s strategy is simple: choke off the cartels’ cash flow by sealing the border and shutting down their drug and human trafficking pipelines.
“If they don’t have money, they don’t have power,” Homan emphasized.
With his second term fully underway, Trump is delivering on his promise to make America safer. His no-nonsense approach to border security and crime is setting the stage for the most aggressive anti-cartel crackdown in history. Unlike past administrations that tiptoed around the issue, Trump is taking decisive action—because for him, this isn’t just policy. It’s war.
