Democrat Senator FURIOUS That Trump Hit Narco-Terrorists Instead of “Following Procedure”

In an extraordinary press conference, Sen. Mark Warner condemned the Trump administration—not for failing to protect Americans, not for ignoring threats, but for authorizing military strikes against narco-terrorists in the Caribbean and briefing Senate Republicans first about the operation. 

His outrage was not focused on the cartels, the traffickers, or the foreign actors destabilizing the hemisphere. 

Instead, his fury was aimed squarely at the administration for taking decisive action without first looping in Democrats.

The dispute centers on a recent U.S. military operation carried out in the Caribbean targeting high-level drug traffickers connected to the Maduro regime. 

The strikes were part of a broader Trump administration crackdown on transnational criminal networks—organizations tied to fentanyl pipelines, money laundering, and political violence throughout Latin America. 

The Pentagon briefed Republican senators on the legal justification behind the strikes, prompting Warner to accuse the administration of “corrosive” behavior and of placing America’s national security at risk.