Sky News contributor Bruce Wolpe says US President Donald Trump “will try and make best efforts” to wage war on drug cartels in Mexico following a massacre at the American border. Mr Wolpe told Sky News the US president and Mexican president should work together and hopefully make some “progress” after nine Americans were killed on the border.
“Politically the president has been talking about the border and how unstable and dangerous it is, this reinforces that and strengthens his posture on that,” he said. “An event like this is completely shocking and deserves the strongest action.” At least six children and three women were killed after gunmen opened fire on the families as they traveled on a highway in the Mexican border state of Sonora.
bwolpe realDonaldTrump White supremacist massacre large numbers of people in US hardly a sound from the President. Families of Mormons killed send in the army. Seems a little disproportionate.
bwolpe realDonaldTrump Good !!!!!
bwolpe realDonaldTrump Just the Cabal cleaning up some loose ends.
bwolpe realDonaldTrump Ought to build the wall, which isn't easily cut and breached as is the case presently. Drug runners cut holes in the steel bars and the wall is now riddled with holes. This must stop. The wall needs to be impenetrable, wired & watched. freedomcaucus Arrest USA's end of cartels.
bwolpe realDonaldTrump Good on you Donald, to kill a chicken the best way is to cut its head off, same with drug cartels.
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