city of Mexico.-the threat of President Donald Trump close the border south of the United States is not a form of pressure to Mexico but to all stakeholders to give solutions to the arrival more VAT of migrants, said Monday Jared Kushner, Special Adviser to the House Blanca.En a rare interview with the Fox News Network, the also son-in-law of President Trump answered a direct question from host Laura Ingraham on the threats of closure of the frontier they had the intention of pressuring Mexico to act on migration.
Photo capture “all this (the threat of closing the border) is pressuring Mexico?”, asked Ingraham. “No, I think that it is to press all over the world”, said Kushner asked.” (The arrival of migrants) is something that needs a solution. One of the things that love of the President is that it does not allow people to hide the problems. When there is a problem made people confront the problem and is very creative in the way of finding a solution,”he added. Just last March 19, Kushner held a dinner with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador addressed where the immigration issue; about the threat of a closure of the border with Mexico, Kushner responded in the interview Monday that Trump weighed options. “Where is the thinking of the President on the closing of the border?”, asked Ingraham.” I think that it has definitely increased awareness on the subject (of the arrival of migrants). I think that is considering all its options,”said Kushner in the interview. According to official figures from the US Government, last February I register the arrest of more than 76 thousand migrants on the border with Mexico, which represents the highest number for a month in the last 12 fiscal years of history and is expected to March is to greater. In the same interview with Ingraham, Kushner defended the new trade agreement between Mexico, US and Canada (T-MEC) signed by all three countries in November 2018 and that must be ratified by the legislatures of all three countries; in the us, the ratification of the T-MEC is still uncertain.” I think that is moving very solidly,”said Kushner on the trade agreement. Since the arrival of Trump in the White House in January of 2017, Kushner was the main contact to lead the bilateral relationship with Mexico during the last two years of the Government of Enrique Peña Nieto, a role that would have been endorsed now with the private dinner with Lopez Obr ADOR. At the end of November, Kushner was awarded the Aztec Eagle, the highest honor for a foreigner for services to the Mexican State, an award that was given by the former President Peña Nieto on his last trip as President to Argentina that same month.
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