WASHINGTON Faced with Trump's threat to impose escalating tariffs on Mexican goods beginning Monday, Mexican officials have pledged to deploy up to 6,000 National Guard troops to the region with Guatemala, of force they say will make immediate reductions in the number of Central Americans..…
.- Mexican talks to take place Washington, D.C., were arranged after the announcement.. Trump's threatened the tariffs came the day that Mexican Senate began the process to ratify U.S.- Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade, deal that would replace North American Free Trade Agreement..…
US and Mexican officials continued to negotiate into Thursday evening in hopes of reaching deal on enforcement to avert President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs on Mexican imports... ... He added that Mexican National Guard will be deployed to the border with..…
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is making overtures toward Trump in the wake of threat by White House to levy tariffs if Mexico does not do something about illegal immigration.. ... In fact, at news conference today, Mexican president was open to the idea of..…
That was Mexican Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador after President Trump, no longer willing to wait on hostile, do-nothing Congress, announced 5 percent tariff on all Mexican goods. ... The prospect of Trump, prompted Mexican's work for the campaign of Hillary..…
Congressional Republicans have might join Democrats in pushing back against President Donald Trump's vow to use emergency powers to impose sharp tax increase on Americans when they buy Mexican goods, unless and until Mexican government does more to stop migrants from reaching..…