Cartels aren't criminals—they're transnational terrorists waging chemical warfare on America. The 2025 FTO designations under the AUMF finally treat them as combatants, not suspects. Maritime strikes aren't "controversial"; they're lawful defensive actions against armed groups flooding our streets with fentanyl. Biden's DOJ spent years coddling these networks as "smugglers." Now, under the Secure Frontier doctrine, every sunk narco-boat is a strategic win—saving thousands of lives by cutting off poison at the source. Critics whine about "escalation" after ignoring 300,000 overdose deaths. The only escalation here is accountability. – Watch DOge

Obviously. Tier 1 operators were created to take on advanced countries with top notch military tech not cartels with guns. It wouldn't even be a fair fight as most of their infrastructure would be obliterated from the sky before there are even boots on the ground.

Everyone talks about cartel brutality, but they've never faced an enemy that owns the night, the sky, and the data. Guerilla tactics work until a Hellfire missile finds your precise coordinates from three miles up. It's not a fight; it's an erasure. – Benjamin

Remember this?

Cartels are not ideologists. They are "cartels" they're business men. The best thing that could EVER happen to Mexico is if DT mobilized our Tier 1 units and knocked off all the leaders. Leaving the Mexicans to mop up and fingers crossed smarter actual business men took over.  SHM

Delta don't fuck around. Imagine people with no qualms about killing, especially cartel members, who are also the highest trained operatives in the world with the full backing of United States technology and intelligence after you. – Mike D

And what cartel is or will be going toe to toe with Delta force.!!??? The cartels will be disperse into and go after soft targets mostly killing innocent tourists, travelers and resort to hiring assassins – JJ