Donald Trump accused Mexico saying: "We've had enough!"






President Donald Trump complained Sunday that Mexico has been taking advantage of the United States but assured that the abuse will end when it imposes trade tariffs on the neighboring country. The president tweeted on Sunday: "The United States had enough." "People have been saying for years that we should talk to Mexico," Trump wrote. "The problem is that Mexico is an 'abuser' of the United States, which takes but never gives, it has been that way for decades."



Or, stop the invasion of our country by drug traffickers, cartels, people smugglers, coyotes and illegal immigrants, something they can do very easily, or our many companies and jobs that have been foolishly allowed to move south of the border will be returned to the United States through taxes (tariffs), "he added." The United States has had enough! " In recent months, thousands of Central Americans in crowded caravans have crossed Mexico with the dream of entering the United States, with which it shares a border of almost 3,200 km. Between January and April, the Mexican authorities detained more than 51,607 migrants, which represents an increase of 17% compared to the same period of 2018, according to official figures. Last Thursday, Trump warned that to continue the flow of migrants, mostly Central Americans, from June 10 will impose tariffs of 5% on all Mexican products.

He assured that the tax will increase each month by 5% until it reaches 25%. For his part, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Saturday that he sees the willingness of the United States to discuss the threat of President Donald Trump. "There is a willingness on the part of the officials of the United States government to establish a dialogue and reach agreements and commitments," the president said Saturday at a press conference. López Obrador insisted that the development in Central America must be promoted to stop migration, but he assured that Mexico is willing to contribute so that the migratory laws are complied with. Mexican officials will meet with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo this week to try to reach a solution.

 



































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