US Homeland Secretary Christie Noim on Monday recommended that President Claudia Shinbam could reach an agreement with US President Donald Trump to avoid fees on Mexican products if Mexico complied with US demands.
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Secretary Christie Noyim gave some security options to President Claudia Shinbam during his Friday meeting; He described the Mexican president as “unusual.”pic.twitter.com/4e4BHQCFC3
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“You know that we talked about it in detail,” the cabinet secretary said Met with the Mexican President in Mexico last Friday.
“I gave her some options that she could do. She participated in our southern border, but we want to protect her southern border with Guatemala,” Nymim said.
“She wants to share some more information with us. We have not scanned every shipment on this country now. We have some information in the criminal background testing. So we are very happy to see President Trump. He is notable,” he said.
Noim said his meeting with Shinbam was “very productive” and lasted for almost two hours and was much longer than the planned 30 minutes.
“He has signed some of those deals with us. I asked her to share biometric information with us, and she is ready to discuss her in her country even though he is a little controversial.”
“He is making a good confidence effort, but President Trump is clear. He does not want people to continue to speak. He wants to see the action. She has a chance to do some things. I will make a statement to the president.
The US has already imposed 25% of fees on Mexican steel and aluminum And Import from Mexico not under USMCA free trade agreement. 25% fee on importing vehicles to the United States The week will come into effectBut the US content in Mexico will be exempted from the duty, which will reduce the useful fee on vehicles manufactured in Mexico.
In addition, the Trump administration soon wants to impose mutual fees for imports from US trading partners A notification is to be released on Wednesday afternoon.
.@Pressec Caroline Levit: “Wednesday this will be the ‘Independence Day’ in the United States because President Trump proudly called it a fee plan, which will turn off the unfair trade practices that have been away from our country for many decades.” pic.twitter.com/igw3zgvrfg
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“We are going to be very fantastic. We are talking relatively. We are going to be very kind,” Trump told reporters on Monday.
Washington Post said on Tuesday That “White House assistants have created a plan to impose a 20 percent fee on most imports to the United States, and President Donald Trump has been pressing for the most aggressive change of the global economic system for decades.”
Shinbam said last week Once the Mexican products are aware of additional obligations, his government will provide a “comprehensive response” for the US fees on April 3.
“We do not want to give an answer to every issue, but rather a detailed answer,” the president said, “Always protect Mexico.”
He reiterated that his government would wait to see what was happening on Wednesday, while he was maintaining a conversation with its US and Canadian colleagues.
He asked at his morning press conference to retaliate for additional US charges on Mexican goods. Shinbam said:
“We don’t believe in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth because it always leads to a bad situation.”
As for Noim’s comments, Shinebam stressed on Tuesday that he did not accept anything that had to change biometric data and that he would respond only to Mexico.
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