Under what circumstances should foreign or mercenary troops be able to operate within the United States?

Question

Under what circumstances should foreign or mercenary troops be able to operate within the United States?

Answer 1

i'm an australian and my government traitoriously neglects proper defence spending and the australian public is to dumb ars. to think we need to protect ourselves,as if everythings going to be ok,so we need the might of the united states military firepower to ride shot gun for us so the least we could do is provide some forces if you needed it for some reason even if it's laughably insignificant.

Answer 2

If there is a civll war and the army can't handle the mess

Civil WAR?

Answer 3

how about on the mexican border?!!!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

There is no circumstance I can think of where that would be acceptable.

Answer 6

Under no circumstance should foreign or mercenary troops be able to operate within the United States.  I'd honestly have to reread the U.S. Constitution to say this with authority, but I'm fairly certain either case is flatly un-Constitutional.

And, having said that, I'll add that each of us should be seeking to hold and limit the functions of our Federal Government to only those allowed under our Constitution.

Watch out for our nation's involvement with the United Nations.  From the U.N. and the North American Union, will come foreign troops directly threatening U.S. citizens.

Answer 7

They should not be able to "operate" here.  We have treaties and contracts which provide that some may train here and that must be regulated by the Secretary of State, Department of Defense and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.

Answer 8

There are no circumstances under which a foreign military or "mercenary" entity should operate within the US.

Unless they want to get the living h**l stomped out of them...