Trump again demanded from Mexico to limit the flow of immigrants in the United States

US President Donald Trump again demanded from Mexico to stop the influx of illegal immigrants in the United States. About this, as TASS reports on Friday on his personal page on the Twitter network the day after he announced the introduction of additional duties for all goods imported in the United States from Mexico.

“Mexico has operated the United States for decades,” Trump wrote. “Through the fault of the Democrats, we have bad immigration laws. Mexico is profitable for the United States, and it has done it for decades, they can easily solve this problem (illegal immigration in the United States). It was time for them to finally do what needs to be done!”

On Thursday, US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of duties of 5% for goods from Mexico in connection with the migration crisis on the common border. Later on the same day, President Andres Manuel Lopez, Obrador, said that a delegation from Mexico, led by Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard, will go to the United States to negotiations to resolve the situations with training camps on Friday.

The day before, the US President announced the introduction of duties of 5% for goods from Mexico in connection with the migration crisis on the common border. Later on the same day, Obranus said that the delegation from Mexico, led by Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrerd, will go to the United States to negotiate to resolve the situation with the training camp on Friday.

Mexico authorities in response to this stated that they did not intend to refuse to ratify the trade agreement with Canada and the USA due to the situation with the duties that Washington introduced. This was stated by the President of the Latin American country Andres Manuel Lopez Razdor.

“This will not stop the already begun process of ratification of the agreement,” he said at a press conference. “Of course, the Senate is dealing with this issue, but the executive branch believes that the process should continue.” “We hope that we will soon approve the trade agreement between Mexico, Canada and the USA,” he added.

In November last year, Canada, the USA and Mexico signed a new trilateral trade agreement, which replaced the North American Free Trade Zone (NAFTA).