US EditionMexico makes case to avoid US tariffs as it awaits Trump's decision
- Mexico is prepared with backup plans if U.S. President Donald Trump imposes tariffs, according to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
- Sheinbaum indicated that details of the plans would be shared at a later time, stating Mexico is ready regardless of U.S. Actions.
- Mexican officials met with U.S. Counterparts to discuss trade and security policy to prevent tariffs, with Sheinbaum noting that coordination has been effective.
- Trump has threatened tariffs due to accusations that Mexico isn't doing enough to stop synthetic drugs and migrant arrivals.
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‘I hope its temporary’: Rep. McCaul weighs in on tariffs ahead of Trump’s address
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — In a brief interview ahead of President Donald Trump's Tuesday night 'Address to Congress,' Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said he hopes tariffs on Mexico can be lifted in exchange for Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum cooperating with Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' policy. "Mexico is (Texas') number one trading partner...there's a lot at stake here," McCaul said. "I hope these tariffs will get the desired outcome, and that is, '…
Sheinbaum trusts to avoid tariffs and talk to Trump again, who insists on his plans
Mexico's president Claudia Sheinbaum trusted Monday that she would be able to avoid the imposition of tariffs by President Donald Trump's government and said she hoped to talk to her American pair before the possible imposition of taxes on Mexican imports, which the Republican insists will come true on Tuesday.
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