Terrorism, Cartels, and Power Dynamics

This chapter explores the Trump administration's controversial designation of Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and its implications for U.S. law enforcement and foreign policy. It discusses the potential impacts on immigration, military intervention, and the evolving dynamics of governmental power, particularly related to surveillance and corporate influence. The conversation critiques the motivations behind these policies and their broader consequences for the working class, while also engaging with the audience about future topics.