The Mexican government suffered a severe blow when U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed his stance against Mexico. Secretaries of Security, Navy, Defense, and Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente had to meet urgently with President Sheinbaum in light of Trump's firmness.
In the emergency meeting, sources revealed that the Mexican leader was concerned about the situation, lacking clear strategies to contain the attacks from the U.S. president. Trump quickly announced raids against migrants in Chicago, further escalating the situation.
While Sheinbaum tried to calm things down, Trump continued his incendiary rhetoric, insisting that mass deportations and pressure on the southern border would be priorities. Uncertainty loomed over Palacio Nacional in the face of Trump's inflexible stance and the lack of clear solutions.
The scenario between Mexico and the United States is just beginning to take shape, and tensions, limited time, and urgent decisions are becoming the main characters in this new phase of the relationship between the two countries. Uncertainty and pressure are constants amid the U.S. president's threats.
