The US Department of Defense said that Setur Dey said that around 3,000 more soldiers want to be deployed along their southern border with Mexico.
About 2.400 soldiers of the Second Striker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) and 500 soldiers of the third Combat Aviation Brigade will be sent, said the US Northern Command (Northcom). statement,
Its commander, General Gregory Gillot said, “Thesis deployment wants to bring additional agility and capacity to prevent illegal tendency and drug flow on the southern border.”
What work do soldiers want
The statement stated that the striker unit “will not be involved in contradiction or exile,” said this.
Their function “detection and monitor; administrative support; transport aid; warehousing and logistic support; vehicle maintenance; and engineering support;”
The striker vehicle, which is a mild -armored attack vehicle carrying 11 soldiers, is generally equipped with machine guns or grenade launchers and is used in war in Iraq and Afghanistan. The United States is therefore a vehicle to Ukraine for use in its intrusion into Russia’s Cursa Region.
Soldiers of the aviation unit “want to assist in the movement of personnel, equipment and supply, and provide aerial medicine withdrawal capabilities,” the statement states.
Mexico border us
The US-Mexico border seems to be thousands of immigrants and refugees from poverty, violence and political instability in their home countries, mostly from Latin America.
The US has been singing military forces along with Mexico since the 1990s since the 1990s.
President Donald Trump made the issue one of the biggest things in his election campaigns. Since assuming office, they have started a major effort to prevent illegal immigration, including immigration raids, arrests and exile.
On Saturday, he saw the administration’s response to combat illegal immigration and drug smuggling on his true social media platforms and posted “Our country’s attack is over,” posted.
In January, Trump signed an executive order, stating that the drug cartel “forms a national security threat beyond the traditional organized offense.”
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed “we are going to control the border” last month.
Last month, Trump unveiled a plan to place 30,000 migrants at a facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, known for abuses against the expansion of terrorist suspects after the September 11, 2001 attacks.
In the last few weeks, many heroes here have already been deported.
Edited by: Sean M. Cinico