President-elect Donald Trump is considering military action against Mexican drug cartels, including potential invasion or airstrikes.

Trump's Cabinet picks, including his choices for secretary of defense and secretary of state, have publicly supported the idea of using the U.S. military in Mexico.

Trump has solicited specific military options for attacking Mexico, including drone strikes, airstrikes, and deploying special forces.

Sen. Marco Rubio, chosen by Trump as secretary of state, supports sending U.S. troops to Mexico with cooperation from the Mexican government.

Trump's national security adviser pick, Rep. Mike Waltz, co-introduced legislation to authorize military force against Mexican drug cartels.