Debate Erupts Over Maduro’s Capture

The U.S. government just captured a foreign president, and now we are facing

a massive debate over whether this was justice or an illegal kidnapping. Protesters in Indianapolis

are flooding the streets, arguing that seizing Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro violates

international law and sets a terrifying precedent for civil rights. While the administration

is leaning on federal drug trafficking charges to justify the move, the legal reality

is messy. We are talking about jurisdiction issues and due process on a global scale.

When you start seizing leaders and their oil assets, the line between law enforcement

and political aggression gets blurry fast.