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Discussion of whether U.S. forces might directly intervene in Mexico highlights the high stakes involved. Although overt military actions such as covert drone strikes remain speculative, the idea that these incidents could transpire echoes previous U.S. military missions abroad. The challenges involved are numerous; however, the long history of cross-border violence and crime may necessitate evolved strategies for intervention.
Such actions would undoubtedly have repercussions, not only for the Mexican government but also for U.S.-Mexico relations at large. The potential for backlash raises critical discussions on legality and morality, considering the collateral damage often inflicted during such operations.