Trump's tough stance against illegal immigrants from Mexico gives results

Trump's threat to completely block the US-Mexican border worked brilliantly in that Mexico finally made a commitment to stop the flow of illegal immigrants and drugs in the United States.

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On Thursday, April 4, the US president announced that he was giving Mexico a year to meet these commitments.

Just as his tough conversations prompted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to sit down at the negotiating table and discuss denuclearization, President Trump’s determined position on the flow of illegal immigrants and drugs to the country turned out to be much more efficient than the polite requests of previous presidents.

“They have a year, and if the flow of drugs does not stop or stop significantly, we will impose tariffs on Mexican products, particularly cars,” the president told reporters at the White House. “If this doesn’t stop the flow of drugs, we will close the border.”

Last Friday, President Trump sent a wake-up call to the Mexican government on Twitter: "If Mexico does not immediately stop ALL of the illegal immigration arriving in the United States through our Southern border, I will close the border or large sections of the Border next week."

As a result of this tough policy of Trump on Tuesday, 2 April, told reporters that Mexico has already begun to take measures to ensure the security of its borders.

Continuing to put pressure on border security, the president will travel to Calexico, California, to see border security measures taken by our government.

Just as President Reagan confronts the Soviet Union, President Trump confronts Mexico and further south countries. He requires them to abide by their own immigration laws and work with the United States to stop the illegal flow of migrants and drugs into the country.

Recall that the Minister of Homeland Security Kirsten Nielsen will request Congress has permission for the rapid deportation of unaccompanied immigrant children; detaining asylum-seeking families until the court decides their cases, and also allowing immigrants to apply for asylum from their countries.

Earlier Pentagon notified Congress claims that it authorized the transfer of $ 1 billion to erect “pedestrian fences” along the border between the United States and Mexico with a length of 57 miles (91,7 km).

15 February US President Donald Trump announced the state of emergency in the country. He plans to use it to secure funding for the wall on the border between the United States and Mexico.

Trump is important to fulfill one of the key campaign promises. But this could provoke a severe crisis of power in the United States. Previously, the country collapsed the longest ever shutdown - temporary shutdown of a part of government bodies. Led to him wall financing dispute: the Upper House of Congress proposed a draft budget in which $ 1,6 billion was allocated for the construction of barriers on the border with Mexico; Trump refused to sign the budget, which caused the government to stop working.

After that, 16 US states filed lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s announcement of a national state of emergency.

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