More than 60,000 people have been killed from 2006 to 2012 due to drug-related violence, during former Mexican President Felipe Calderon's six-year administration, according to Human Rights Watch. During that same six year period, 26,121 people have gone missing in Mexico, though authorities don't have data about how many of the disappearances are connected with organized crime.
Since December 1, 2012 when Enrique Peña Nieto assumed the presidency, overall intentional homicide numbers have declined slightly, but the number of reported kidnappings continues to climb.
Read MoreJust for perspective, that's about 4X as were killed by ISIS last year, and more than 10X the number of Americans who died in Iraq.
Sadly the PC pushers are more concerned about Donald Trump making an insensitive comment about "Mexicans" than about these gang members sneaking across the boarder and waging their war on our shores.
They were killed by Mexican gang members, many of whom come across the border illegally to sell drugs or purchase weapons.
But the PC side is more worried about alleged "racism" than the actual body count, and ease by which the gangsters sneak into the US
If you were truly serious about ending the Mexican drug cartels power then you should be pro-drug legalization. Eliminate the black market, you eliminate their purse strings. At least it's a real start, not just hot air to fuel racist rants.