The videos right now coming out of Mexico are shocking and terrifying people at airports as terror

attacks ring out across the country in response to the killing of El Meno, a drug cartel

leader. Now, according to numerous reports, this guy was responsible largely for the fentanyl

that is flowing into the United States.

And Donald Trump, of course, has been putting pressure on Mexico to deal with the problem of the cartels.

But anybody who's paid attention knows the cartels are basically de facto government in Mexico because they fund politicians.

And anybody who dares speak up against them finds their lives

cut short. But now in response for this killing, revenge against tourist hotspots, it would seem

the action is being taken to punish the Mexican economy, basically saying if you cross us, we will hit you where it hurts.

Now, the sad thing for the Mexican cartels is that they can't hit Donald Trump.

Now, this was, as much as they're going to call a Mexican operation, this was a U.S.

operation.

I mean, it wasn't literally, but the United States reportedly gave key information

to Mexico and pressured them to make these moves to take out these cartels. And Donald Trump

is saying it's time for more. The fear then is that there's going to be more violence erupting.

Despite the fact that right now Mexico is saying everything is under control,

they've stopped the violence. The expectation is that Trump wants more decisive action. Today,

he met with families who lost their children and loved ones through illegal immigrants,

drug smuggling, or other violence.

And here we are today.

Donald Trump's not backing down with the boat strikes in the Caribbean and even now in the Pacific, Trump has made it clear he's not going to tolerate this trafficking, human

trafficking.

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