Yes, but only if coordinated with Mexico's government

We should unless we have coordinated an actual plan with the Mexican Government and when we are given permission to actual arrest legitimate Cartel Leader that are running the Big Cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel and Jalisco Nueva Generacion and make Mexico a much safer country.

Coordinating actions against Mexican drug cartels with the Mexican government is a strategic imperative because unilateral U.S. action risks destabilizing the region and failing to reduce the flow of drugs, while coordination leverages necessary intelligence and legal frameworks.

If we want to do something in Mexico, we should let authorities know, and work together to help them. Because Mexico, is not the U.S, so doing something in their country without informing them is unethical.

How can we say we are the best country ever if we can't let immigrants who move in be free here in America, even though we are supposed to be a free country for all.

All cartels terrorize the country of mexico--the country they themselves reside in. No one is able to stop them (within the country); it could be possible for military of other country to step in and take care of it--but that risks those who are still activly seeking residency (no willingness) in Mexico, tourists, and if fail--the military whom helped could be a target for what's left of the cartel.

Because it can be unpredictable and extremely dangerous if we don't take into consideration that our actions have consequences, whether they are negative or positive, or neither.

Working with the Mexican government could allow us to better handle the problem of the cartel on both sides of the border.

Mexican Cartels bring fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, and other illicit substances over the borders which hurt American citizens. And Mexico's intelligence would better assist our ability to mobilize against the cartels.

We can do better at eliminating the drug cartels if we have help from people who know the area, and we won't be invading Mexico because we are now helping them.

We should let Mexico handle it considering it is their problem and it would be wrong to force them to do something they can handle on their own.

Again I think that the cartels need to be gone forever. They've killed many innocent victims and are pretty much considered a terrorist group at this point.

Pancho Villa once raided and robbed trains and people on American soil. We sent General Pershing to cross into Mexico and bring Villa to justice. Villa was never caught, but his bandidos were and they were brought to justice. This is an example of how these incidents should be handled.

If the Mexican government is not coordinated with us they might mistake us trying to harm them and not just the cartel.

I believe that it will be best if Mexico contribute with us to stop the Mexican Drug Cartels for there could be an alliance.

Whatever little of the government that isn't under the thumb of the cartel should be consulted instead of us waiting for them to ask for help, there is an obvious incentive not to go against them, but if we provide protection and the muscle to actually drive them out. Some people may say it isn't our business but the Cartel is an objectively bad thing and effects people terribly and strips them of any opportunities or freedom, and since we are intertwined culturally and socially, it also effects US citizens directly, although the main concern should be peoples well being in general.

If the US were to hypothetically intervene in affairs occurring on foreign land, we would be moving forward blindly to expunge the cartels, essentially endangering ourselves as well. Coordination with Mexico's government could allow us to retrieve more forces and gather intel on location of the drug cartels.

If we see that Mexican Drug Cartels are getting more hostile, then we should obviously help out, but ONLY with the permission of Mexico because we don't want to anger them and then argue with them about what she could and could've done.

Mexican Drug Cartels are bad and can hurt peoples feelings so we should get rid of them so people can be happy and not worry about other bad things.

It's a problem that affects both our countries. It's significant that we work together to ensure we can tackle this problem in the best possible way. That way we can ensure the safety and prosperity of both our nations.

A good amount of drugs that are in the US come from Mexico, we need to limit that even if it means bringing troops and whatnot into Mexico

I feel like we can't just kill as many people we want from a different country for breaking our law.

It is reasonable to assume that only if our help was agreed to be provided that we could assist in a cleansing of the cartels, assuming we would be taken in good faith and on our word.

The U.S. can't just control the people in Mexico, only if the Mexican government says they can do soo.

The country of Mexico knows more about their own people than a foreign military superpower, but they are militarily unequipped in this moment to fight against the cartels on their own.

Drug Cartels are highly organized and look like civilians. There would need to be a massive crackdown on them, so we'd want as much information as possible.

If Mexico wants us to make a plan with the US, then we should take action to help them, but if not, then we shouldn't force our ways upon them.

The U.S. must stop these drug cartels to protect its citizens and their country but we must also keep Mexico’s interests in mind as they are our ally and are crucial in defeating these cartels.

We should unless we have coordinated an actual plan with the Mexican Government and when we are given permission to actual arrest legitimate Cartel Leader that are running the Big Cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel and Jalisco Nueva Generacion and make Mexico a much safer country.

Mexico is ridden with drug cartel’s. Their control on cartels is scattered and overwhelmed. Stepping in to help will strengthen international ties and help Mexico regain control.

The Mexican government needs to give the U.S a green light to enter their territory. the U.S shouldn't just be able to go onto other countries soil with military force to do something about things that only happen from bad border patrol.

I think with the help of Mexico drug cartels could be significantly lowered and potentially help increase relations with Mexico

We have had a lot of success lowering the drug trafficking rates after we working with Mexico to increase military presence along the border.

It’s unfair to go into a country and fix a problem that isn’t a pressing issue for us without their governments cooperations.

America has a drug problem, and cartels are growing powerful to the point where a military intervention, mexico or no, would have to step in

If the national government of Mexico is involved with stopping drug cartels and provides support, it not only could help American citizens but also Mexican citizens harmed by drug cartel's activities.

The U.S. has to make sure we have permission from Mexico to go into their country and not hurt anyone. We can't go into another country without notifying them.

If we want to help deal with the drug cartel, then we need to coordinate with Mexico's government. We do not automatically know who is in the cartel and who isn't. We need people on the inside; there needs to be cooperation if we wish to make an impact.

The us has a history of negatively impacting the countries they become militarily involved with, working with the government makes no difference if the government is seething with corruption. The existence of cartels in Mexico is a far deeper problem that goes beyond an internal defense crisis.

If the United States does something to the wrong group of people, there could be American casualties because the government can't protect everyone all the time.

Mexico’s government is corrupt and in the pockets of the cartels and can not be trusted to effectively deal with the cartels.