Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico if it doesn't stop the influx of immigrants
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Donald Trump called out to Mexico on social media, describing immigrant groups from Central and South America heading towards the US border as an 'invasion'.
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Why It Matters
In the midterm elections held on November 3 in the USA, Republicans lost the majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
In his post on his social media account, Trump drew attention to immigrant groups heading towards the US border from Central and South American countries.
Pointing out that the Republicans lost the majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives in the midterm elections held on November 3 in the country, Trump said, "Here we go again! With the perception that the Republicans were defeated in the midterm elections - I WAS NOT ON THE CANDIDATE LIST - THE INVASION against our country begins again." he said.
Claiming that large groups of immigrants, described as "caravans", are flocking towards the US-Mexico border and that there are people in these groups that other countries do not want to take in, Trump made the following calls to Mexico:
Open Questions
- How will the Mexican government respond to Trump's call?
