A navy torpedoer ship was deployed in the southern border in an attempt to strengthen national security, in the midst of President Trump's plan to 'recover the Panama Canal'.
The USS recently spent nine months in the middle of conflict in the middle -east and continuous attacks of Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.
But now the 509FT guided rocket destruction is en route to the southern border of the US while President Trump rises to fight what he describes as an 'invasion' of American territory and unbridled drug cartels.
The ship, which carries dozens of Tomahawk Cruise rockets, will be stationed in waters, usually patroled by the American Coast Guard. It will also work in international waters.
According to the US Northern Command General Gregory Guillot, it will seriously help to protect the territorial integrity, sovereignty and security of the United States.
The deployment will contribute to “a coordinated and robust response to the fight against maritime -related terrorism, weapon proliferation, transnational crime, piracy, environmental destruction and illegal sea -horny immigration,” added defense officers.
Trump campaigned on a massive deportation policy and went to work to enter into illegal immigration as soon as he returned to the White House.
He promised to send another 10,000 troops to the border with Mexico to strengthen security measures and to restore his remains in the Mexico policy, for which migrants are looking for that asylum in the US to wait for their judicial date in the country over which they crossed.
A navy torpedoer ship was used in the southern border in an attempt to strengthen national security
Trump campaigned on a massive deportation policy and went to work to limit illegal immigration as soon as he returned to the White House
USS left the Naval Weapons Station in Virginia seriously on Saturday.
Although few details were made about the next mission of Grappel, the authorities made it clear that it was a response to the executive order of Trump to secure the boundaries.
Upon returning to the White House, Trump explained a national emergency situation on the border with Mexico.
The serious will house a team of the American Coast Guard Legal Enforcement -detachment -Elite operators who specialize in maritime missions such as combating piracy and intercepting drug trafficking rings.
Only 13 months ago war aircraft and rockets were launched from Houthi goals in Yemen in the midst of the current conflict in the Red Sea.
That specific mission was an attack with high effort in response to the death of three American troops in Jordan.
THe Houthi targets were at 13 different locations and were hit by the American F/A-18 fighter jets of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Airder Craft Carrier, by the British Typhoon FGR4 Fighter Aircraft and by the Navy Destroyers USs Gravely and the USS CHARNY and the Tomahawkkk Defense Minister.
The Ministry of Defense said that the strikes -oriented sites associated with the deeply buried storage facilities, rocket systems and launch systems, anti -aircraft systems, radars and helicopters of the Houthis.
Trump's last step comes after reporting the US Army to draw up plans to grab the Panama Canal in his attempt to 'recover the Waterweg' (photo)
The USS Serious, USS Carney and the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower belonged to the American warships that launched rockets at Houthi Forces last February
Funny was nine months in the region and shot rockets and drones from Houthi rebels.
Trump's last step comes after he reportedly ordered the US Army to draw up plans to grab the Panama Canal in his attempt to win back the Waterweg.
The US Southern Command has developed a series of potential plans to ensure that the America has full access to the Panama Canal, two military sources attached to Reuters.
Trump has claimed that the US has to take the channel back because China controls it and use the Waterweg to undermine the American interests.
In his inaugural speech in January, Trump was accusations that Panama broke the promises it made for the final transfer of the channel in 1999.
Trump's newest step comes after he reportedly instructed the US Army to draw up plans to grab the Panama Canal in his attempt to 'recover' the waterway and bring troops to the border between the US-Mexico 'to scare off illegal crossings
The Panama Canal is located on the narrowest part of the countryside between North and South America and is considered one of the world's most strategically important waterways.
Trump has repeatedly said that he wants to 'take back' the Waterweg, but has not offered any details about how he would do this, or whether military action could be needed.
Any movement through a foreign power to take the channel by violence would almost certainly violate international law.
An American invasion of Panama is unlikely, warned insiders and said NBC News that such a movement would only be seriously considered if an increased presence of American troops in the area would not achieve Trump's goal to 'take back' the channel.
