Mexico’s ‘1,000-Year’ Floods Expose Government Unpreparedness and Security Gaps

The recent catastrophic floods ravaging central and eastern Mexico have left a trail of devastation comparable to events that occur once every millennium, according to Mexican officials. At least 64 lives have been lost, and the destruction of roads, bridges, and rural access points has plunged over 300 communities into isolation. Yet amid this natural disaster, what stands out is not just nature’s fury, but the glaring shortcomings of government preparedness and the disturbing encroachment of criminal groups—lessons America must heed if we value national security and sovereignty. Are Governments Equipped for ‘1000-Year’ Disasters, or Is This a Warning Sign?...