U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson signaled a potential escalation in Washington's approach to corruption tied to organized crime, warning that "we may soon see significant action" as part of a broader campaign that could target Mexican political figures.
The remarks, delivered during a public event in Sinaloa, suggest the Trump administration is preparing measures that may go beyond visa restrictions and could include legal action in U.S. courts, according to sources familiar with the bilateral relationship.
