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Trump is repackaging the failed “war on drugs”
Trump is repackaging the failed "war on drugs," Pamela, this time with drone strikes, troops, and bombs — and millions of people across the United States and Mexico will pay the price if we don't stop it.
The New York Times reports White House officials are gaming to deploy U.S. forces into Mexico to fight cartels. Days ago, Trump himself warned, "we are going to start now hitting land."[1] These aren't smoke screens. These are threats of war.
But Win Without War is uniquely positioned to meet this moment because we know what comes next.
Last year, our partner organization, the Win Without War Education Fund, organized our first-ever tabletop exercise right in the halls of Congress to play out the consequences of such an operation and confirmed a worst-case scenario: Even a "limited" U.S. strike in Mexico would lead to chaos, violence, and harm.[2]
On the ground, it means intensifying cartel violence and mass displacement across Mexico, economic freefall, trade disruptions that harm manufacturing jobs and raise the cost of basic goods for people in both countries, and increasing attacks on civil liberties here at home. One thing didn't change: The amount of synthetic drugs crossing the southern border.
The human impacts are deadly, far-reaching, and entirely avoidable. That's where we come in.
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Just this week, people across the Texas-Chihuahua border were quickly reminded that Trump and Hegseth's violence-first approach has real-world impacts, when, without warning, the FAA suddenly shut down El Paso airspace for 10 days.[3]
The unplanned closure was made without knowledge or coordination between state, local, or even Army officials at nearby Fort Bliss. For several agonizing hours, travel was disrupted, including medical evacuation flights that had to be diverted to Las Cruces, New Mexico, and a region of over 2 million people worried about their safety — and what would come next. Many interpreted the shutdown as a sign of impending airstrikes on Mexico.
The FAA ultimately reversed course just hours later, blaming the unprecedented closure on a "miscommunication" between the FAA and the Pentagon over a laser weapon system test near the El Paso International Airport.
It's only the latest erratic aggression we've seen from the Trump administration in the past few weeks. That includes escalation near the United States-Mexico border as the White House intensifies pressure on Mexico to allow U.S. forces to conduct joint military operations inside the country and threatens land strikes.
From Caracas to Minneapolis to Tehran and beyond, we're witnessing dangerous ideas turn into deadly policy, with no clear plan or foresight into the consequences.
No one needs U.S. bombs and boots on the ground in Mexico or anywhere else. That's why our team is in an all-out sprint to stop Trump: Urging decision-makers in DC who can throw up roadblocks on this reckless path, sounding the alarm in local and national media outlets to remind people of the human costs of Trump's recklessness, and mobilizing the public in massive numbers to stop yet another reckless war before it begins.
For well over four decades, the U.S.-led "war on drugs" has been a catastrophic failure. It's meant more violence, more corruption, more discrimination, and it hasn't gotten drugs off our streets or supported people struggling with addiction.
We see right through Trump's empty words. He's not trying to make anyone safer. What is he doing? Generating headline-grabbing distractions from an affordability crisis, a mounting Epstein files cover-up, and a public rising in protest against his deadly deportation force.
We know what it takes to pull the U.S. off the path toward war. We've been here before and won — and we'll do it again with the support of folks like you.
Thank you for working for peace,
The Win Without War team
- The New York Times, "The U.S. Is Pressing Mexico to Allow U.S. Forces to Fight Cartels"
- Win Without War Education Fund, "No Winners: Simulating the Aftermath of a U.S. Attack on Mexican Cartels"
- CNN, "Surprise US military plans to use counter-drone laser triggered El Paso airspace closure, sources say"
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