Trump, AMLO Offer Mixed Messages on Possible Tariffs

The transcript discusses the Mexican perspective on US-Mexico trade negotiations, focusing on the USMC agreement and potential tariffs. It highlights Mexico's efforts to address immigration issues and the challenges they face due to resource limitations and international protocols. The potential economic impact of tariffs on both Mexico and the US is also examined, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the two countries.

How did Mexico initially react to the US negotiations and tariff threats?

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited and hopeful.

• They were confused and concerned.

• They were supportive and optimistic.

What has Mexico done to address the immigration issue?

• Increased enforcement and deportation.

• Opened more borders.

• Reduced enforcement efforts.

• Stopped all deportations.

What are some challenges Mexico faces in controlling immigration?

• Unlimited resources.

• No international agreements.

• Excessive manpower.

• Legal constraints and limited resources.

What could be the impact of US tariffs on the Mexican economy?

• It would boost the economy.

• It would have no effect.

• It would be very damaging.

• It would only affect small businesses.

How might US tariffs affect North American trade competitiveness?

• They would enhance competitiveness.

• They would have no impact.

• They would only affect Mexico.

• They would damage competitiveness.

What is suggested as a better approach than retaliatory tariffs?

• Collaborative efforts between the US and Mexico.

• Ignoring the issues.

• Engaging in a trade war.

• Increasing tariffs further.

What is a key focus for US-Mexico collaboration?

• Building a wall.

• Addressing conditions in Central America.

• Increasing tariffs.

• Reducing trade.