Mexico Prez Issues STRONG WARNING to Trump…AGAIN!!
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What warning is Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum giving Donald Trump?
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum is drawing another line in the sand to Donald Trump. She's not on the receiving end of Donald Trump's bullying. She's saying, we here in Mexico are a very proud people. You're not going to take advantage of us. You're going to treat us fairly or else. Remember, she previously threatened retaliatory tariffs against Donald Trump and also was very critical of how Donald Trump was trying to blame Mexico for situations that she said were actually problems in America, like synthetic drug consumption. It's not a Mexico problem. And she said, OK, you want to cause us pain, we'll cause you pain. We should be partners, but treat us with pain. Respect. And now she's drawing another line in the sand and she's saying, look, you're not just going to deport people from countries that aren't Mexico to Mexico.
We're Mexico. We're Mexicans. You're not going to send Venezuelans to Mexico or Guatemalans to Mexico if you're going to do mass deportation exercises like you want to do. You're not going to involve Mexico in your charade.
How does Sheinbaum link U.S. deportation plans to Mexico’s sovereignty?
Here is what she said specifically. Mexico president is asking Trump, you're going to deport non-Mexican migrants directly to their home countries. And Mexico is not just going to be used by you in that way for you to just do your mass deportation plans. Now, this also comes on the same day where she's also drawing a line in the sand to Canada. Now, here's the thing. A lot of our Canadian followers have basically told me, and I really respect our Canadian following. I know we have a big Canadian following here at the Midas Touch Network. They said, look, Ben, what Justin Trudeau did in going to Mar-a-Lago, that was the responsible thing for a prime minister to do. And you explained to me, too, that with all of the problems being caused by the Conservative Party in Canada, by Pierre Polvier, by people like Doug Ford, by people like Danielle Smith, the Premier of Alberta, Doug Ford, the Premier of Canada.
uh terrio um you know that he trudeau did what trudeau had to do there um and but the conservative parties out there basically attacking mexico and you have doug ford out there saying you know look this is uh you know they're saying like look mexico is like how dare donald trump compare us to mexico here watch what uh doug ford from the conservative party in Canada had to say. Again, you know, Mexico is still an ally though. I mean, there still is the United States-Canadian-Mexico, you know, treaty. There's still, you know, which was after NAFTA. Here, listen to what Doug Ford said. Play this clip.
Why are Canadian political leaders reacting to Mexico’s stance on Trump?
I want to emphasize, to compare us to Mexico is the most insulting thing I've ever heard from our friends and closest allies, the United States of America.
And now let me share with you what Danielle Smith said, the premier of Alberta and conservative party, again, attacking Mexico, saying that Mexico, we should kick Mexico out and just focus on, you know, trading directly with the United States and basically treating this as like a zero sum game. Here, play this clip.
The real issue that we have is that Mexico has not been that equal partner with the United States. And in addition to that, they're inviting China to engage in investment in Mexico, which is hollowing out the manufacturing sector in both America as well as Canada. And so that's why I think we need to take a bilateral approach, put Canada first, and be able to get a car vote for both Canada and U.S. if we can. And if not... then we'll certainly be prepared to work with the American administration on whatever products it is that they need so that we can have a constructive relationship. And I think our lead is going to be on energy.
Do you agree with Ontario Premier Doug Ford that maybe Mexico should be cut out of the process if it won't comply with sort of the spirit of the USMCA? That seems to be what you just said there. Am I understanding you correctly?
A thousand percent. And I had a chance to talk to Premier Doug Ford about it. And so I'm very much in sync with what he has to say.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What warning is Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum giving Donald Trump?
0:00–1:13
2
How does Sheinbaum link U.S. deportation plans to Mexico’s sovereignty?
1:13–2:59
3
Why are Canadian political leaders reacting to Mexico’s stance on Trump?
2:59–4:30
4
What impact could U.S.‑Mexico‑Canada trade dynamics have on future tariffs?
4:30–5:52
5
How do conservative voices in Canada compare their support for Trump to Mexico?
5:52–7:39
6
What are the geopolitical risks of bullying Mexico for the North American alliance?
7:39–9:01
7
How does President Sheinbaum’s response reflect Mexico’s broader diplomatic strategy?
9:01–10:59
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