U.S. Military Moves to Land in Latin America | Philadelphia News
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The U.S. military is pivoting its Latin America drug war from sea to land, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth revealing plans for joint operations in Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, and Ecuador — though Guatemala denies any such deal, citing constitutional limits, and Mexico firmly resists U.S. boots on its soil. While the strategy aims to replicate boat-bombing success against “designated terrorist” cartels, critics warn of civilian harm, political backlash, and unintended consequences: strikes may just push criminals deeper into communities, undermining long-term security without solving root causes.
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