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It's looking like it's going to cost the US tax-payer up to $25 Billion. |
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He's going to use all the money he saved from removing funding for abortions to build it probably
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the Donald doing what he promised to the people |
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And they are happy with paying billions for a useless wall. Unless they build it 200 feet high and also stop all flights and such from Mexico also...just whats the point. Well...whats the point anyway, but you know :laugh: |
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Trump Live in Philadelphia
all media. SkyNewsHD CNN HD BBC NewsHD Bloomberg/ CNBC/ France 24 /LBC Live Radio online and DAB and radio in London Zone He just said Tomorrow he talks with the British PM on Trade., In person |
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Expected Kizzy Move Out Of The Way President Trump is making America Great Again |
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Trump was supposed to meet Enrique Peña Nieto later this month to discuss NAFTA and other issues. Today, he added a new precondition to talking; he tweeted: " If Mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting."
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Oh and... a convoy of produce trucks loaded with 15 tons of avocados was refused entry to the U.S. at a Texas port of entry. Evidently, Trump has already ordered that Border Patrol agents should not honor the NAFTA agreement. After being turned back at the U.S. border, those trucks drove to an airport in Mexico, and the avocados were flown to Canada.
It is very obvious that Trump is now starting a trade war with Mexico. President Pena Nieto had previously extended an invitation to American oil companies to sell gasoline in Mexico, in competition with the government-owned monopoly oil company Pemex. We can probably now expect that invitation to be cancelled. |
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The thing is, Mexico's market for U.S. farm products is immense (thanks mainly to NAFTA) and cutting that off would severely damage some states economies and truly damage the big farm corporations. |
Donald Trump’s proposed border wall could face a major obstacle in Arizona, where an indigenous tribe has vowed to oppose construction on its land, paving the way for potential mass resistance following the model of Standing Rock.
The Tohono O’odham Nation, a federally recognized tribe with a reservation that spans 75 miles of the US-Mexico border, announced on Thursday that it does not support the wall and criticized the White House for signing an executive order without consulting the tribe. http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ove...cid=spartandhp |
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My guess is he'll still build the wall but leave them on the Mexican side.
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I hope he's planning on a Norway ban too. They don't want a bunch of Anders Breivik gaining access to a land where there has been more white terrorism than terrorism by other races.
Oh and surprise. He failed to ban the Muslim countries where he has business, like Turkey. Ew he makes me sick |
The traditional hunting and gathering grounds of the Tohono O'odham Nation stretch on both sides of the international border. Their treaties with the U.S. Government (1874 and 1882) guarantee unrestricted access to their hunting grounds forever.
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