Top Trump officials says tariffs on Mexico will not derail trade deal and were meant to force immigration discussion
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top administration officials said on Sunday that U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Mexican imports would not interfere with the finalization of a North American trade pact and were designed to force Mexico's hand in immigration talks.
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