🔥 Trump Declares War on the Cartels – Is the U.S. Military About to Strike?

President Donald Trump just made a shocking statement during his Joint Address to Congress, comparing Mexican drug cartels to ISIS and calling for them to be designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO). This move could open the door for U.S. military action against cartels—either inside Mexico or even within the United States.

But that’s not all. Reports now confirm that Trump has loosened restrictions on U.S. airstrikes and special operations raids, allowing military commanders to launch strikes without White House approval. And on top of that, the Pentagon has dismantled the Civilian Protection Center of Excellence (CP CoE), an office responsible for minimizing civilian casualties in military operations.

Could this mean cross-border strikes into Mexico? Will cartels retaliate inside the U.S.? What does this mean for border security, supply chains, and possible military action in American cities? This situation could escalate fast, and preppers need to stay aware and ready.

🔴 Topics Covered in This Video:
✔ Trump’s statement on designating cartels as a Foreign Terrorist Organization
✔ Loosening of restrictions on U.S. military strikes and special operations
✔ Dismantling of the Civilian Protection Center of Excellence and what it means
✔ Potential cartel retaliation inside the U.S. and risks of violence
✔ How this could lead to border chaos and supply chain disruptions
✔ What preppers need to know to stay ahead of the situation

⚠ This is not fear-mongering—this is about being informed. If tensions rise, we could see escalating violence, economic disruptions, and a changing security landscape.

🔥 What do you think? Will the U.S. take military action against cartels? Could this spiral out of control? Let us know in the comments.