The Trump administration is taking unprecedented action to crush drug trafficking across the Americas, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan "Razin'" Caine announcing the first-ever summit of Western Hemisphere military leaders.
This bold initiative represents exactly the kind of decisive leadership that sets President Trump apart from the failed policies of the Biden regime, which allowed cartels to operate with virtual impunity along our southern border for four disastrous years.
Under Hegseth's leadership at the Pentagon, America is once again asserting its rightful role as the leader of the free world. The historic military summit will bring together defense officials from across North, Central, and South America to coordinate anti-drug operations and share intelligence on cartel networks that have poisoned American communities with deadly fentanyl.
America First Means Securing Our Hemisphere
This isn't just about stopping drugs at our border – it's about taking the fight directly to the source. While Democrats spent years telling us we had to accept record overdose deaths as the "new normal," the Trump-Vance administration is proving there's a better way forward.
Gen. Caine, known for his no-nonsense approach to national security, understands what career politicians never could: you don't negotiate with drug cartels, you destroy them. This summit represents a complete reversal from the Obama-Biden era of leading from behind.
"The United States is once again blazing new paths in its efforts to unite Western Hemisphere countries in combating drug trafficking," according to sources familiar with the initiative.
Patriots across America should celebrate this development. After years of watching our communities devastated by cartel violence and fentanyl deaths, we finally have leaders willing to take decisive action rather than managing decline.
The establishment media will likely downplay this historic summit, but make no mistake – this is exactly the kind of bold leadership that elected officials promised and delivered. How long before Democrats start complaining about "militarizing" the drug war while ignoring the body count in American cities?