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Ryan C. Berg, Daniel Byman, Iselin Brady, Riley McCabe, Alexander Palmer, Henry Ziemer
Donald Trump has long criticized the United States’ forever wars in the Middle East. He is well aware of how u.s. interventions in the name of counterterrorism can go wrong. Mining the long and often sordid history of these efforts can provide the Trump administration with lessons for the fight against transnational crime. But to embrace the entire u.s. counterterrorism playbook without considering what may and may not work against the cartels would be to court catastrophe.
