This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

This is CBS, I on the World.

I'm John Batchelor.

The New World Report was Professor Evan Ellis

of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

We go immediately to the New

World Report, Mexico, the critical country when it comes to both trade in North America and

migration and what is to be done with the southern border. A new president, Claudia Scheinbaum,

said in some fancy quarters to be a Trump whisperer. In any event, after an

initial excitement over Mr. Trump's announcement of tariffs directed at Canada and Mexico

because of, fill in the blank, there seems to be calm water except now. Professor, a very good

evening to you. Drones, Mexico, cartels.

This story tells a romantic version of the Pershing expedition to punish Pancho Villa more than

a hundred years ago, except for this time we're using robots. The response for Mexico City at this

point is not one thing or another. It's puzzlement. Now, following cartels is a long-held

assumption of the DEA. Is there something fresh here? Good evening to you. Good evening to you, John. Well, first of all, as you pointed out,

Cloudy Signbaum has done a pretty good job in finding ways to accommodate President Trump

and his concerns while at the same time protecting a two-degree Mexican sovereignty.

The report on the overflight by U.S. CIA drones, specifically a MQ9 Reaper drone,

actually follows on to the report by President Trump to the Congress that six Mexican cartels will be designated as foreign

terrorist organizations, at least that case is being put before the U.S. Congress, which will

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