The ongoing U.S. military campaign in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, which the Trump administration claims is aimed at combating drug trafficking organizations, has been heavily criticized by some members of Congress, media members and advocacy groups, putting high-ranking Trump administration officials under intense scrutiny.
As Trump officials continue to argue that the airstrikes that have killed more than 80 people since September are part of a counterterrorism effort in the region, others are raising alarms about the legality of the attacks.
