Mexico Senate Approves 139 U.S. Troops for Joint Training Amid Tariff Pressure

Mexico's Senate authorized the entry of 139 U.S. military personnel for joint training in Chihuahua, a move that signals deepening security cooperation under U.S. tariff threats. The approval comes as President Sheinbaum balances cooperation with sovereignty, while Trump pressures Mexico to intensify anti-drug efforts. This marks a notable shift in bilateral security posture, though the scope remains limited and symbolic.