Question

Which parts of the story about President Trump sending troops to Mexico were true, partially true, or false?

Explain.

Answer 1

The stories of President Trump sending troops to Mexico are unrelated to his presidency, as they recount historic military actions by previous U.S. presidents like Polk and Wilson.

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrative regarding President Trump sending troops to Mexico refers to events predating his presidency by many years. The historical references provided relate to actions by past presidents, such as James Polk during the Mexican-American War and Woodrow Wilson's military interventions during the Mexican Revolution.

In the case of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, it is true that Mexico lost more than half of its territory as a result of the Mexican-American War. Regarding President Trump's policies, such discussions involve opinions and personal views that vary depending on individual agreement or disagreement with his domestic and foreign policies.

Answer 2

Former President Trump said he sent troops to Mexico because of "bad hombre," and to stop illegal immigration. So, he also blocked the Mexican border. All of this information has been marked confidential and has yet to come where the truth lands in our hands, but he is most likely lying, speaking that the troops he sent had many war weapons.