México lanza contraofensiva ante amenaza de Trump

Mexico launched a counteroffensive against President Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Mexican imports, highlighting steps taken to curb immigration to the U.S. border. Mexico has offered refugee status and work permits to migrants and increased border control efforts. Talks between the U.S. and Mexico began, with Trump threatening a 5% tariff starting June 10. The tariffs could destabilize the economy and not reduce migration. Trump, in London, left others to handle the potential trade crisis. Mexico rejected a 'safe third country' plan for asylum seekers. Republican lawmakers and business allies expressed concerns over the tariffs, viewing them as a power play. Trump's efforts to modernize migration laws have little support in Congress.

What measures has Mexico taken to address the increase in migration flows?

• Increasing military presence at the border

• Building a wall along the southern border

• Offering refugee status and work permits

• Deporting all immigrants

What was the potential economic impact of the tariffs threatened by Trump?

• Increased trade between the U.S. and Mexico

• Financial and economic instability

• Boosted Mexican economy

• Strengthened U.S.-Mexico relations

During the talks, what plan did Mexico reject?

• A proposal to build a joint border wall

• A plan to increase tariffs on U.S. goods

• A 'safe third country' agreement

• A plan to increase military cooperation

How did Republican lawmakers and business allies react to the tariff threat?

• They fully supported the tariffs

• They expressed serious concerns

• They proposed higher tariffs

• They were indifferent to the tariffs

What has been the level of support for Trump's efforts to modernize immigration laws in Congress?

• Widespread support

• Complete indifference

• Little support

• Unanimous opposition