Mexico and the United States advanced towards a new phase of bilateral security cooperation. The meeting of the Bilateral Implementation Group (GBI) was held this Friday in Mexico City, with the participation of 15 US agencies and their Mexican counterparts.
The US embassy, headed by Ambassador Ronald Johnson, highlighted that both countries can achieve “historic results” when they work together. In a statement, he noted:
“In this spirit of cooperation, both countries are taking swift and decisive action—through the GBI—to combat drug and weapons trafficking, strengthen our shared border, dismantle cartel networks, and address threats that undermine the security and prosperity of communities on both sides of the border.”
The conversations focused on key areas:
- Combat organized crime and fuel theft
- Strengthening border security
- Containment of illegal migration and arms trafficking
- Collaboration against emerging threats, including drones
The GBI represents the next stage of joint efforts. The governments of Claudia Sheinbaum and Donald Trump reaffirmed their determination to cooperate through regular meetings.
“People on both sides of our border deserve to live safe and in peace, free from the intimidation, corruption and fear imposed by cartels and transnational criminal organizations,” the diplomatic representation concluded.




