Former President Donald Trump has once again made headlines with a bold statement, calling for the death penalty for all drug dealers as the only way to solve America’s ongoing drug crisis. Speaking at a recent rally, Trump blamed drug traffickers for the country’s rising overdose rates and violent crime, insisting that harsher punishments are the only real solution.

“We’re not going to stop this problem unless we get tough,” Trump declared. “Other countries don’t have this issue because they don’t tolerate it. If you deal deadly drugs, you should face the ultimate punishment.”

His remarks have sparked intense debate, with supporters applauding his tough-on-crime stance, while critics argue that such extreme measures ignore deeper issues like addiction treatment and criminal justice reform.

As the 2024 election race heats up, Trump’s controversial proposal raises a crucial question—would the death penalty for drug dealers really end America’s drug crisis, or is it just another political talking point?