1. United States
2. Wash.
3. Letter

In light of recent news reports I am writing to express my strong opposition to any consideration of military action against Mexico. Such an act would be not only ill-advised and unnecessary but also a reckless move that would destabilize our region, harm diplomatic relations, and put American lives at risk. Mexico is our neighbor, trade partner, and ally. Rather than resorting to aggression, we should be strengthening our collaboration to address shared concerns such as security, immigration, and drug trafficking. An invasion would create long-term geopolitical consequences, turning a crucial partner into an adversary and further destabilizing the region. History has shown that military intervention often leads to prolonged conflict, unintended civilian casualties, and economic strain. The United States would be better served by investing in diplomatic efforts, intelligence-sharing, and joint security initiatives to address cross-border challenges rather than escalating tensions through force. Additionally, an invasion of Mexico would damage America’s global standing, alienate allies, and violate the principles of national sovereignty and international law. The best path forward is one that prioritizes partnership, economic cooperation, and mutual respect. I urge you to firmly oppose any efforts to pursue military action against Mexico and instead advocate for policies that promote peace, collaboration, and stability. It is far better to have allies than to create unnecessary enemies. I look forward to your response and to hearing how you will work to prevent such reckless actions.