Pentagon Deploys Hundreds of Army Troops to Latin America for Cartel Operations

Lead report from BizPac Review

What happened

The Pentagon is sending a 600-troop battalion from the 10th Mountain Division into Latin America. The deployment is part of an expanding military campaign and training effort against drug cartels and trafficking groups in the region.

Where coverage agrees

All reports agree that the Pentagon is deploying hundreds of soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division to Latin America as part of operations targeting drug cartels.

How the framing differs

Right-leaning outlets such as BizPac Review, The Daily Caller, and WorldNetDaily frame the deployment around political figures and turning up heat on cartels. Fox News, also rated Right, specifies that the troops are heading to Panama for jungle training. The Left-rated New York Times highlights the historical context of U.S. intervention in the region, while the Center-rated NewsNation focuses on the terrain and the soldiers' firsthand experience in jungle environments.

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Source context: A 600-troop battalion stationed at Fort Drum, New York has begun deploying to Latin America. This battalion from the 10th Mountain Division is deploying as part of…

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