The American-Mexican War

"'The corrupt, so-called 'Republic' of Mexico has long been oppressive to it's people! For too long have they suppressed their working class and threatened our great nation! Now our noble American Army, army of the people, will destroy their government and bring liberation and freedom to their people! Let the world know, the Giant has woken!' - President James Carson of the Communist States of America, 1937"The American-Mexican War was a conflict between the Communist States of America and its puppet the Huk Community of the Phillippines and the Republic of Mexico. It began in 1937 when the CSA revoked their guarantee of Mexico's independence and sent multiple American divisions through the border with Mexico. A few days later, Filipino troops landed on the Californian Peninsula.

Immediately, American troops captured the cities of Ciudad Juarez and Tijuana, along with multiple other towns and cities along the border. Led by General Dwight.D Eisenhower, the CSA Armies met slight resistance, but the Mexicans were severely outnumbered and were not as well equipped as the American troops. With the aid of Filipino Marines who landed in Baja California to wipe out remaining resistance.

Aftermath
In the aftermath, the CSA annexed Mexico, taking all its territory. This caused tension amongst the alliances, especially with the Allies. Following this, the CSA began preparations for a war with Japan.