President Trump Just Unveiled Genius New Plan — ‘Guess What? Mexico’s Paying!’

When President Donald Trump makes a promise, you can take that check to the bank and cash it! The 45th president revealed his new strategy to have Mexico pay for the border wall last week and left his critics in the mainstream media speechless.

Despite the Mexican government’s refusal to fund the building of the wall along the United State’s 2,000-mile border, Trump has long insisted that America’s neighbor to the south would eventually foot the bill to the massive project.

Check it out, per One News Now:

“He says he plans to offer a new deal on NAFTA that will share increased revenues between the two countries more equitably – a small portion of which will be diverted to pay for the cost of the wall,” WND reported. “The Trump administration is currently seeking federal funding for the wall while renegotiating the U.S. trade deal with both Mexico and Canada.”

Knowing that Mexico was not keen on his initial plan to directly foot the bill for the erection of the wall designed to keep illegal aliens from entering the U.S., Trump found a way for the Latin American nation to fund it through business ventures.

“They can pay for it indirectly through NAFTA,” Trump told the Wall Street Journal in an interview on Thursday. “We make a good deal on NAFTA, and, say, ‘I’m going to take a small percentage of that money and it’s going toward the wall.’ Guess what? Mexico’s paying.”

“Now, Mexico may not want to make the NAFTA deal, which is OK,” Trump explained to the Wall Street Journal. “Then I’ll terminate NAFTA, which, I think, would be frankly a positive for our country.”

As a business magnate, President Trump recognizes Mexico’s vulnerable position with regards to negotiations. They are in the midst of a presidential election year, so he insisted that the U.S. will be “a little bit flexible” when dealing with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

“They have an election coming up fairly shortly,” Trump pointed out to the Wall Street Journal. “I understand that makes it a little bit difficult for them.”



What do you think of the President’s idea to renegotiate
the NAFTA trade agreement and let that
pay for the border wall?