Tell Congress: Investigate the Caribbean Military Campaign

New reporting from NBC News and CNN reveals troubling facts about the Trump administration's unprecedented military strikes in the Caribbean—attacks that have killed over 80 people but may be targeting the wrong drug threat entirely.

Experts and former U.S. officials confirm these boats are carrying cocaine to Europe, not fentanyl to America. 

That means Trump’s murder spree is not only illegal, but also a dangerous distraction from the greater threat to American lives. 

The Trump administration is using military force without accountability while Congress fails to act. Sign the petition to demand congressional oversight now.

What the evidence shows:

• Drug boats in the Caribbean are moving cocaine to Europe—not fentanyl to the United States

• Fentanyl comes almost exclusively overland from Mexico, not by boat from Venezuela

• The strikes have killed over 80 people, many likely young, desperate workers between 15-24 years old

• No similar naval buildup exists in the Pacific, where cocaine actually enters the U.S.

• NATO allies have distanced themselves over legality concerns, with the UK withholding intelligence

The administration claims each boat sunk saves 25,000 American lives. But experts say the strikes are "symbolic" actions that won't reduce U.S. drug deaths, won't dismantle cartels, and sacrifice valuable intelligence gathering. They distract from the true threat.

Tell Congress: Investigate this military campaign and demand transparency about its legal basis, strategic rationale, and effectiveness.

In solidarity,

Action Collective