Trump says he will notify Congress before launching U.S. military strikes on foreign soil targeting drug traffickers — a move signaling a shift from maritime operations to potential land-based engagements. The statement blurs the line between counter-narcotics missions and warfare, raising major legal and geopolitical implications. Trump announced plans to notify Congress before authorizing U.S. military strikes against drug traffickers on foreign soil — a move that could escalate the war on drugs into new territory and test the limits of presidential war powers.
Trump Signals Possible Military Strikes on Drug Cartels Beyond U.S. Borders
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