Trump doubles down on threats to slap tariffs on Mexico after border arrests hit the highest level in more than a decade
President Donald Trump said Thursday that progress had been made in negotiations with Mexico, but cast doubt on whether a deal to avert trade escalations could be reached. The president vowed to use emergency powers to slap a tariff on all of Mexico's products on Monday, an effort to pressure Mexico to stem the flow of migrants entering the US through the southern border.
President Donald Trump said Thursday that progress had been made in negotiations with Mexico, but cast doubt on whether a deal to avert trade escalations could be reached. The president vowed to use emergency powers to slap a tariff on all of Mexico's products on Monday, an effort to pressure Mexico to stem the flow of migrants entering the US through the southern border.
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