While Mexico's democracy has been weakening, migration is keeping the US quiet

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Trump needed illegal migration cut, while López Obrador wanted the economic benefits from the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA).
64% : At the start of his term in 2018, López Obrador, a charismatic populist, established a surprisingly good relationship with Trump.
62% : "While every nation prioritises its national interests, given that Mexico is our biggest trading partner and impacts the United States in so many ways, our failure to develop much beyond the transactional relationship we had under Trump is noteworthy.
39% : When campaigning for the White House, Trump had called Mexican immigrants rapists and drug dealers, and as president vowed to impose tariffs if Mexico did not stem migration, but the two men quickly made a deal.
6% : Trump lost no time in attacking Harris on her record, saying last week that "as border tsar, Kamala threw open our borders and allowed 20 million illegal aliens to stampede into our country ...

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