The government of Argentina created the National Migration Agency (ANM), a U.S.-inspired police force tasked with protecting the nation’s borders, local outlets reported this week.

According to the Argentine newspaper La Nación , the new police force, which will be formally presented on Tuesday, represents a “paradigm shift” that the government of President Javier Milei describes as the “Bullrich Doctrine” in the fight against narco-terrorism, criminal organizations, and the “maintenance of law and order” on the streets of Argentina.

Current Security Minister and Senator-elect Patricia Bullrich, whom the policy “doctrine” is named after, will step down from her position on December 10 when she is sworn-in as a senator. Secretary of Security Alejandra Monteoliva will succeed

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