Ada Peralta
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198 appearances
27 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 29 Jun
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Ebrard says they were already negotiating on economic issues as well as security and migration.
Saturday, President Trump said he intended to slap 30% tariffs on Mexican imports.
Ebrard called the move unfair and said they hope to reach an alternative understanding before August 1st when the tariffs are supposed to go into effect.
Trump has threatened similar tariffs in the past, but every time he's walked away from them.
Indeed, census data and Mexican government data shows the vast majority of Mexican imports to the U.S.
continue to pay zero tariffs.
Ada Peralta, NPR News, Mexico City.
Mexico's economy minister Marcelo Ebrard was in Washington on Friday meeting with U.S.
officials.
Ebrard says they were already negotiating on economic issues as well as security and migration.
Saturday, President Trump said he intended to slap 30% tariffs on Mexican imports.
Ebrard called the move unfair and said they hope to reach an alternative understanding before August 1st when the tariffs are supposed to go into effect.
Trump has threatened similar tariffs in the past, but every time he's walked away from them.
Indeed, census data and Mexican government data shows the vast majority of Mexican imports to the U.S.
continue to pay zero tariffs.
Ada Peralta, NPR News, Mexico City.
Both the Biden administration and the first Trump administration have relied on Mexico for their policy of express deportation. Some countries like Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua have in the past refused plane loads of deportees. So the U.S. asked Mexico to take on those migrants. To appease the United States, Mexico has taken tens of thousands of deportees each month.
But Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says if Trump begins to deport Mexican immigrants, things will change. We would reach an agreement, she says, in which the U.S. would have to directly deport migrants. The implication is that Mexico could have the power to throw a monkey wrench into Trump's mass deportation plans. Ida Peralta, NPR News, Mexico City.
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