Mexico Rejects U.S. Intervention Amid Venezuela Crisis—Is Washington Ignoring America’s Security Needs?

Amid escalating tensions in Latin America, Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum emphatically declared that a U.S. military intervention on Mexican soil "is not an option." This statement comes after President Donald Trump indicated that "something must be done" about Mexico’s drug trafficking crisis following a bold, unilateral operation targeting Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.Is Mexico Prioritizing Sovereignty Over Shared Security?Sheinbaum’s refusal to entertain U.S. involvement highlights a troubling reluctance to fully acknowledge the cross-border nature of narco-criminal networks that threaten both nations. While Mexico stresses "collaboration" and "responsibility shared" in combating drug trafficking, the reality is stark: American families bear the brunt...