School of War Ep 138: Joshua S. Treviño on the Southern Border Crisis
Aug 13, 2024
Joshua S. Treviño, Chief of Intelligence and Research at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, discusses the pressing issues surrounding the U.S. southern border. He emphasizes that immigration isn't the root problem but rather a symptom of broader security concerns. The conversation touches on historical conflicts in Texas and their ongoing impact on border dynamics. Treviño also highlights cartels as quasi-state actors and suggests reevaluating U.S.-Mexico relations through integrated security measures, citing historical cases like the Caroline Affair.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
Border Security and the Human Trafficking Crisis
01:30 • 7min
Texas: Battles, Identities, and Geopolitics
08:07 • 25min
Cartels as Quasi-State Actors: A Security Dilemma in Mexico
33:34 • 5min
Revamping US-Mexico Relations
38:13 • 8min
The Caroline Affair: Lessons in International Accountability
46:01 • 3min