GOP proposes bombing Mexico to combat fentanyl crisis

A growing number of prominent Republicans are advocating for the use of military force in Mexico to combat drug cartels and the fentanyl crisis. Some have introduced legislation seeking authorization for the use of military force, while others have proposed labeling cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. However, not all Republicans support this approach, and Democrats are opposed to it. Critics argue that military action could lead to increased asylum claims and would not address the demand for drugs. Despite the complications, Republicans see military options as a last-ditch effort to address the crisis.