
- Counter-Cartel Coalition: Forming a "new military coalition" to dismantle drug trafficking networks and criminal cartels.
- Immigration Enforcement: Coordinating regional efforts to secure borders and curb illegal mass migration.
- Strategic Influence: Countering Chinese economic and political influence in Latin America.
- "Donroe Doctrine": Applying a modern interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine (termed the "Donroe Doctrine") to reassert U.S. dominance and limit the influence of rival powers in the region.
- Special Envoy: Kristi Noem was appointed as the inaugural Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. She transitioned to this role following her departure as Secretary of Homeland Security earlier in March 2026.
- Key Administration Figures: The initiative is supported by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, both of whom attended the summit.
- Argentina: President Javier Milei
- El Salvador: President Nayib Bukele
- Ecuador: President Daniel Noboa
- Other participants: Leaders from Bolivia, Chile (President-elect Jose Antonio Kast), Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, and Trinidad and Tobago.
- Notable Absences: Major regional powers currently led by left-leaning governments, such as Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, did not participate.
The United States to Host the Shield of the Americas Summit
- foreign interference in our hemisphere,
- criminal and narco-terrorist gangs and cartels, and
- llegal and mass immigration.
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