Trump criticizes Mexican president for rejecting offer of US troops to fight cartels

president Donald Trump said on Sunday that Mexican President Claudia Xinbum had refused to offer to send our forces to Mexico to help fight the carters because they are afraid of them.

Speaking to correspondents in the first air force, Trump said he put forward the idea of ​​sending American forces to deal with the Mexican cartoons that facilitate drug trafficking, and criticized Shinbaum for refusing to offer it.

“She is very afraid of the cartridges that she cannot walk … and I think she is a beautiful woman. Mexico is a beautiful woman, but she is very afraid of the cartridges that she cannot think about straight,” Trump said.

His reaction came after Shinbom confirmed that Trump pressed her in a call last month to allow the American army to play a greater role in treating drug gangs in Mexico.

The Mexican President refuses Trump’s offer to the American forces to help fight drug gangs

Shinbom said she had told Trump at the time that Mexico “would never accept” an American military presence.

“No, President Trump, our lands are not disposable, and unusable sovereignty,” Shinbaum claimed that he had said. “We can cooperate. We can work together, but with you in your lands and we have in us. We can share information, but we will never accept the presence of the United States army on our lands.”

There was a greater American military presence on the borders of the United States of Mexican after Trump issued an order in January to increase the role of the army in slowing the flow of illegal immigrants to the United States

The road map of the conservative group shows how Trump can use the military to thwart the cartals

President Donald Trump before speaking with correspondents in the Air Force one on his way back to Washington on Sunday from West Palm Beach, Florida. (AP)

In addition to combating illegal immigration, Trump said that the American forces are necessary to slow down the amount of fentanel that is brought to the United States by drug gangs.

“It is bad news,” Trump said on Sunday. “If Mexico wants to help the cartals, we will be honored to enter and do it. I told her that he will be honored to go to it and do so. Cartes try to destroy our country. It is evil.”

Mexican President Claudia Xinbum Trump told the time that “Mexico” will not “accept” an American military presence. (AP photos)

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The northern American leadership deployed forces and equipment on the southern border, increased the uninhabited monitoring flights to monitor trafficking in Fntanil along the border and asked the expanded authority of the American Special Forces to work closely with the Mexican forces that manage operations against the carts.

In February, Trump appointed many gangs and gangs that blow drugs in the United States as “foreign terrorist organizations”, giving the law to apply more resources to take action against groups.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.