Trump Added "Tariffs" As An Artifact Threat To Restore Tariffs On Mexico.

According to Xinhua news agency, US President Trump said 10 days ago that there were still unpublished articles in the agreement reached between the United States and Mexico on illegal immigration on the border.

If the terms have not been passed, the United States will resume tariffs on goods exported to Mexico.

And Mexico said that the contents of the agreement have been announced.

Analysts believe that the Trump administration has just reached an agreement with Mexico, but again to pay the tariff "magic weapon", so that the U.S. government's trade and national security issues between the boundaries appear more ambiguous.

Different views on Mexico and Mexico

Trump, 10, said on social media that the terms of the undisclosed US ink agreement will be announced in the near future and need to be approved by the ink legislature.

He said he did not think the voting would be a problem, but if the terms were not passed for any reason, the US tariff would be resumed.

This threat is only 3 days from Trump's agreement with Mexico.

Trump also warned on the 9 th that if Mexico failed to cooperate with the US because of "some unknown reasons", the US side would always be able to return to its previously profitable tariff stance.

Mexico has expressed different views on whether there is an undisclosed content in the US Mexico agreement.

Mexican Foreign Minister E Brad told reporters 10 days ago that the United States reached an agreement on the 7 day, and the relevant content has been announced.

If the number of illegal immigrants in Central America can not be effectively reduced, Mexico will discuss further action.

Besides that, he said, there was no other content.

Another tariff "magic weapon"

Jeffrey Goetz, a researcher in the global economy and development of the Brookings Institution in the US think tank, believes that the United States has repeatedly offered a tariff "magic weapon" to force Mexico to surrender. This has made the US government's boundary between trade and national security more ambiguous.

The Trump administration has not "made an issue" on immigration issues, such as bypassing the US Congress to raise funds to build the US Mexico border wall to fulfill Trump's campaign promise.

The US media believes that tough stance on immigration is an important factor in Trump's victory and is seen as an important bargaining chip for his re-election in 2020.

A recent poll by Rasmussen poll reported that more than 70% of potential Republican voters thought illegal immigration was a "very serious problem".

Attitude is changeable.

For the current US government, volatility and strong coercion have become part of its diplomacy.

This is obviously not commensurate with the status of the superpower in the United States and is seriously affecting its international reputation and image.

America's outrageous approach to neighbouring Mexico is bound to alarm other countries.

The US government has mixed trade and immigration issues unilaterally, trying to strengthen border security by threatening tariff increases and achieve economic irrelevant goals, which may set a negative case for the global economic and financial markets and bring about destructive effects.