Ex-FBI Agent on Venezuela: Mexico and Colombia “Might Be Next”
In speaking with Hilary Golston, former FBI special agent Ken Gray said the military action in Venezuela could signal a broader shift in U.S. policy. Gray warned the precedent set there may lead the Trump administration to look next at Mexico and Colombia because of their roles in the international drug trade. His comments raise questions about where the line is drawn between law enforcement, counter-narcotics efforts, and acts of war, and what comes next after Venezuela.
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