'Mexico shouldn't allow millions of people to try and enter our country, and they could stop it very quickly,' Trump said today, continuing that if Mexico doesn't end the immigration issue quickly, 'we're going to put tariffs on them.'
— and he said it would be "foolish" for Republican lawmakers to try and stop him.
When pressed to give his thoughts on Republicans who have signaled that they might take action to block the tariffs, Trump said, "I don't think they will do that."Multiple outlets reported that Republicans in Congress haveon his latest protectionist threat, which would steadily increase tariffs on all Mexican imports to 25% by October unless Mexico makes strides in stopping illegal immigration to the U.S.
, which would partly marry the fraught issues of trade and immigration, Trump sounded more and more committed to the plan over the weekend.
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