Hegseth Warned of Military Action if Mexico Fails to Meet Trump’s Border Demands
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Pete Hegseth Reportedly Threatened Mexico With Military Action Over Cartels
Per a report, leaders in the country felt a mix of shock and indignation after Hegseth spoke with Mexico's top military leaders on Jan. 31.
Report: Defense Secretary Hegseth Threatened Mexico with Military Action
The Pentagon is sending about 3,000 more active-duty troops to the US-Mexico border
Pentagon to send additional troops to U.S.-Mexico border
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Up to 3,000 more U.S. troops are ordered to the border with Mexico
Pentagon is sending about 3,000 more active-duty troops to US-Mexico border
Pete Hegseth has ordered elements of a Stryker brigade combat team and a general support aviation battalion for the mission.
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Hegseth suggests military action against cartels: WSJ
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth reportedly warned of military action against Mexico if the country does not follow President Trump's border demands.
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Border security efforts intensify with troop deployment under Trump administration
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered 3,000 troops to the U.S.-Mexico border to boost security, bringing total military personnel to 9,000.
Hegseth Militarizes Southern Border With Up to 3,000 More Troops and Armed Stryker Vehicles
The Trump administration plans to send between 2,500 and 3,000 active-duty troops and 20-ton armored Stryker combat vehicles down south in another move to further militarize the U.S.-Mexico border. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth,
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Pete Hegseth makes devastating threat to Mexico during major discussion on drug cartels and border security
Pete Hegseth threatened Mexico with military action if America's neighbor to the south doesn't concede to Donald Trump's demands over border security. The Secretary of Defense insisted that ...
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The US sends 3,000 soldiers and Stryker combat vehicles to the border with Mexico
The Pentagon has ordered the deployment of up to 3,000 active-duty soldiers to the US-Mexico border, including motorized units equipped with Stryker armored combat vehicles, amid growing concerns over border security,