The historical reality of counterterrorism operations gets a stark spotlight! An explosive perspective highlights the brutal precedent: Of course we kill them—a reality from Iraq and Afghanistan where prisoners were rarely taken during shoot-to-kill missions. Now, applying that terrorist designation to cartels fundamentally changes the rules of engagement. Is this new directive constitutional overreach, or is it an exercise of established executive authority? Dive into the intense debate surroun

International Relations 101: Counterterrorism as a Collective Action Problem