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Trump warned on social media that if Mexico did not stop the illegal immigration caravan, the United States would double tariffs on Mexico and said the relevant authorities had been informed. Fox reports that about 1,500 migrants are heading north from southern Mexico.
After the Democratic Party won majorities in the House of Representatives and the Senate in last cycle’s midterm elections, media reports revealed that another wave of immigrants were trying to breach the US-Mexico border.trump The President issued a warning on social media on the morning of the 12th, saying that ifMexico If we don’t stop the caravan of undocumented immigrants, we will have to face this.Tariff Double the result.
Trump wrote on the social platform “Truth Social”: “A massive caravan is gathering and starting to cross into Mexico illegally.”
He said that this caravan contained many people who were not wanted by other countries and told them to “send them to the United States.” Trump said that America will never accept these people.
Trump said: “Mexico must stop these people immediately. If not done, U.S. tariffs on Mexico will be doubled immediately.”
Trump wrote that the governors of Mexico, Texas, the incoming ultra-liberal governor-elect, Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have all been informed, “We will not lend.”
“Here we come again,” Trump began the post. He said that because he was not listed on the ballot, the Republican Party lost the midterm elections, and the United States was “invaded” again.
Fox News reported on the 12th that a wave of immigrants, mainly citizens of Central American countries, totaling about 1,500 people, left Tapachula, a southern Mexican city near the Guatemala border, on the evening of the 10th in the hope that the victory of the Democratic Party will bring them new lives and job opportunities in the United States.
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He said that if Mexico did not immediately stop the caravans of undocumented immigrants that were gathering and trying to cross illegally, the United States would immediately double its tariffs to put pressure on it.
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Fox News reported that there were about 1,500 immigrants, mainly from Central American countries, and left Tapachula in southern Mexico near the Guatemala border on the evening of the 10th.
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Trump described this wave of immigration as an “invasion” of the United States and linked it to the Republican Party’s midterm election defeat. He believed that since he was not listed on the ballot, related pressures had reemerged.
