The Trump administration is actively considering military action against Latin American drug cartels, which have been classified as terrorist organizations. President Trump has directed the Pentagon to prepare options and has reportedly signed orders that could deploy U.S. military forces to combat these drug cartels. Officials state that Trump has identified several cartels for targeting, prompting concerns about potential military intervention in Mexico. However, the Mexican government, led by President Sheinbaum, has firmly rejected the idea of U.S. military operations on its soil, asserting that there will be no invasion. Sheinbaum emphasizes that the risk of American intervention is exaggerated, while Trump defends his orders as necessary for protecting the United States. This situation is causing tension between the two nations as the U.S. seeks to address the ongoing issues posed by drug trafficking.