Governance and Instability in Mexico and the U.S.

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between cartels and the Mexican government, as well as the impact of foreign influences, particularly from China and Iran. It draws parallels between potential civil unrest in the U.S. and historical conflicts, highlighting societal divisions exacerbated by organized crime and foreign support. The discussion raises concerns about the fragility of national cohesion and the possibility of escalating violence fueled by economic and cultural conflicts.