"Arizona and Mexican Leaders Reject Republican Push for Military Intervention Against Drug Cartels"

Arizona and Mexican political leaders reject Republican calls for U.S. military action against drug cartels. Several Republican presidential candidates have advocated for military force in Mexico to combat the fentanyl epidemic. However, leaders in both Phoenix and Mexico City express discomfort with this approach, emphasizing the importance of trade and cooperation between the two countries. They view the tough talk as reminiscent of Trump's rhetoric and believe it could harm the relationship between the nations. While calls for military action may increase, current efforts focus on building trust and cooperation.