Breaking: Trump announces deal to stave off tariffs on Mexico, says both parties have reached an agreement
Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard speaks to reporters after another round of trade talks with Trump administration officials.
Mexican officials have complained that the Trump administration has failed to acknowledge its efforts in trying to choke off the flow of migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. “If we are unable to make the deal, Mexico will begin paying Tariffs at the 5% level on Monday!” Trump added. “The meetings have gone well, but, as of now, we’re still on track for tariffs on Monday,” she added.
“They are not even analyzing the causes, only the effects. They are not taking into account the profound crisis in Central America,” where many people “have no options, no alternatives,” the president said.
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