“We need Mexico to step up and do more,” acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan says as President Trump threatens tariffs on Mexico. “We need them at the table looking at new strategies that we can aggressively move out on.” CNNSOTU
"I believe we will be able to reach an agreement, because reason is with us," Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said at a news conference in Veracruz, insisting that Mexico wants to maintain a good relationship with the United States.López Obrador said Mexico is not interested in a tariff war, but slammed Trump's tariff proposal as unfair.Trump holds firm on Mexico tariffs despite Republican dissent"In these moments we have national unity.
"We've been doing important work, like we haven't done before, but we would like to inform President Donald Trump with data there is something that is evident," López Obrador said Friday during a news conference in Mexico City.He attributed the increase in migrants crossing the southern border in the US to a"crisis" occurring in Latin American countries.
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