Mexico warns against invasion after Trump designates cartels as terrorist groups
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is proposing constitutional changes to protect her country after President Donald Trump designated Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. "This designation should not be used by the United States as an opportunity to invade our sovereignty," she said.
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