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Why using the military against Mexico’s cartels is catching on

10 March 2023

4:47 AM

10 March 2023

4:47 AM

“Slowly at first, then all at once” is the most famous line Ernest Hemingway never wrote, and credit its fame to its accuracy. It might feel like naming the Mexican cartels foreign terror organizations, and passing a bipartisan Authorization of the Use of Military Force against them, is an idea taking hold in Washington at breakneck speed.

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