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What happened in Caracas this weekend was nothing short of historic: U.S. special operators conducted a precision operation that resulted in the capture of Nicolás Maduro, and the administration moved quickly to take him into U.S. custody. For hardworking Americans who have watched our southern hemisphere slide into chaos under socialist thugs, this was a long-overdue enforcement of justice against a narco-dictator who has long operated with impunity.
Rep. Byron Donalds was right to call this a reassertion of the Monroe Doctrine and to frame it as a wake-up call to a country that forgot how to be decisive. On Fox & Friends Weekend he blasted the predictable shrieks from the left as proof of the depth of the Democrats’ political insanity—an elite-class tantrum that values international optics and woke narratives over American security and the rule of law.
President Trump’s team executed a mission that conservative Americans should celebrate: it was fast, surgical, and aimed at bringing a criminal to account rather than endless occupation or nation-building. The president even signaled the U.S. would take steps to stabilize the country and let American industry help rebuild vital infrastructure, prioritizing American interests and regional stability over timid diplomacy.
Unsurprisingly, Democratic leaders and the usual global chorus immediately condemned the operation and raised alarms about legal procedures and Congress’s role. Their crocodile tears about “war powers” ring hollow to voters who remember their silence when weak policies invited chaos, and who now see political opponents weaponizing procedure to shield tyrants and obstruct accountability.
The operational details—Delta Force teams, Night Stalker aviation, and a rapid snatch-and-extract—underscore why America’s elite units remain the best in the world, and why brave operators deserve the nation’s gratitude instead of partisan second-guessing. The spectacle of explosions over Caracas and a swift extraction reminded the world that American strength still matters, and that projecting power responsibly can topple narco-regimes without endless quagmires.
Libs and foreign governments will howl about sovereignty, but let’s be honest: Maduro’s Venezuela was a narco-state whose crimes spilled far beyond its borders, enriching dictators and terror networks while punishing its own people. Conservatives who respect borders and law should see this as enforcement of justice—not imperial fantasy—and demand the full legal process for Maduro on American soil so victims finally see accountability.
International condemnation from Beijing, Mexico City, and Brussels is predictable and hollow when stacked against the relief of Venezuelans who have been crushed by socialism for decades. If global elites prefer safe harbor for dictators because it protects oil lines or ideological allies, that’s their choice; patriotic Americans will put sovereignty, security, and liberty first and applaud leaders who act decisively.
Now is the moment for unity behind our troops and clarity from Congress: fund them, support them, and give them the legal backing to finish the job without letting the swamp weaponize process to undermine victory. Rep. Donalds and his House GOP colleagues should keep the pressure on Democrats to stop playing politics with national security and start honoring the brave men and women who made this operation possible.
