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Trump Extends Mexico Tariff Deal 90 Days

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JUL 31

Above: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum at the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City on July 31, 2025. Image copyright: Alfredo Estrella/AFP/Getty Images

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The Spin

Pro-Trump narrative

Trump's tariffs have worked globally, securing massive EU and Japan deals, boosting U.S. farmers, and creating jobs. If Mexico tariffs rise, they'll protect American agriculture, not crash markets as fake news claims. Tomato prices may tick up slightly, but supporting local farmers strengthens food security, thus making the American economy stronger. Mexico is smart to engage with Trump to find a mutually beneficial agreement.

American Thinker PJ Media

Anti-Trump narrative

Trump's tariffs aren't a magic fix; they've slowed U.S. growth by 0.5% and fueled inflation, costing $150 billion yearly. The deals with the EU and Japan stem from Trump's bullying, not genius, as countries merely comply to avoid worse. These agreements are also shaky, as Trump's history of breaking deals shows. When the tariffs eventually hit consumers with higher prices, the media's warnings will be vindicated.

Robert Reich New York Times