Military’s Expanded Border Role Tests Limits of American Sovereignty and Security

President Trump's bold decision to deploy nearly 7,600 troops—tripling previous numbers—along the U.S.-Mexico border signals a stark shift in how America defends its sovereignty. In the border town of Nogales, Arizona, soldiers equipped with battle gear and high-tech drones patrol a nearly 2,000-mile frontier once managed solely by civilian agents. This military presence isn’t just symbolic; it’s a tangible sign that Washington is willing to break long-standing boundaries to secure our nation. When Does Protection Become Overreach? The deployment marks a new chapter where traditional roles blur under pressure from surging illegal crossings years ago and political demands for tougher...