[Mexican President Says He Has Rejected Multiple U.S. Requests to Enter to Carry Out Anti-drug Operations] On October 27, Mexican President Sheinbaum stated that since U.S. President Trump took office, the U.S. has repeatedly requested to send personnel into Mexico to participate in operations against drug trafficking groups, but Mexico has always refused. Sheinbaum said at a morning press conference that day that the Mexican government always insists on safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity and does not allow the US armed forces to directly conduct anti-drug operations in Mexico. Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico is willing to continue security cooperation with the United States, including intelligence sharing and border law enforcement coordination, but both parties must follow the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, mutual trust, and coordination rather than subordination. Actual law enforcement actions in Mexico shall be the responsibility of the relevant Mexican authorities. (CCTV News)