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To: ralfph who wrote (200052)	8/23/2024 1:24:20 PM
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Not that simple. He was going to use tariffs to pay for it, but got concessions from the Mexican government to control immigration coming from Mexico. He then got funding to start the wall, but was fought on it all the way by the open border progressives and media, and it only got partially built. When Biden got installed, he stopped the wall construction immediately and sold off all the materials for pennies on the dollar. After that illegal immigration has soared and has become a huge problem in our country. Many cities are going broke trying to deal with it. Four more years of the currrent administration doesn't give me much hope that its going to improve. Maybe you have a better plan? " President Donald Trump did threaten to impose a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports, this did not come into effect. The threat was a response to concerns about illegal immigration, and it was meant to pressure Mexico into taking action to curb the flow of migrants. After negotiations, the U.S. and Mexico reached an agreement on June 7, 2019, which led to Mexico agreeing to increase enforcement measures. As a result, the tariffs were suspended, and no new tariffs were imposed on Mexican goods. "