Debate on United States Mexican Policy and Carranza Administration
A lengthy dispatch summarizes U S stance on the de facto Mexican government under Carranza, noting hostility to American troops, border bandit actions, and the United States refusal to permit war materials crossing the border. It argues for patience, condemnation of de facto aggression, and the need to protect American citizens while awaiting a stable Mexican government.
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