MTG co-sponsors Dan Crenshaw bill to ‘declare war’ on Mexican drug cartels

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), used Twitter to endorse Rep. Dan CrenshawThe bill was introduced by’s (R–TX). “declare war” On Mexican drug cartels.

If the legislation is passed, it would be implemented. Threats from several Republican Congressmen autorizing the U.S. military to fight cartels south border. Following the announcement of the upcoming war, there was a frenzy over calls for military action. Four American tourists are kidnapped recently. Two Americans were killed.

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The BillThe Authorization for Military Force to Combat Attack, Resist Target, Eliminate and Limit or AUMF-CARTEL was introduced as an Influence Resolution on January 12. It was first presented to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs on Jan. 12.

The bill promises “to authorize the use of United States Armed Forces against those responsible for trafficking fentanyl or a fentanyl-related substance into the United States or carrying out other related activities that cause regional destabilization in the Western Hemisphere.”

It then lists nine other cartels that will be affected by the resolution, including Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation.

“I’m proud to co-sponsor @RepDanCrenshaw‘s legislation to declare WAR on the Mexican cartels,” Greene tweeted. “We must authorize the use of military force to eliminate the thugs who are smuggling drugs and illegal aliens across our southern border, leading to crime and the murder of countless Americans. While cartel members wait for their fate to be sealed by our great military, we will put a hit on their bank accounts by sanctioning any government that supports or allows cartels to operate.”

“This legislation will use every tool available from increased federal criminal penalties, bypassing Democrat District Attorneys and prosecutors who refuse to apply existing federal law, and even denaturalization,” She went on. “There is a war going on that affects every single American, but it’s not in Ukraine or the Middle East, it’s on our Southern border.”

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Greene’s cosponsorship is rare. Crenshaw and Greene have never openly collaborated. They fought over sending arms to each other. Ukraine and other foreign policy matters.

The Washington Examiner Greene was reached for comment.