What short timeframe does the speaker give for when to 'watch Mexico'?

Name: Watch Mexico! The Key to Future Trade and Tariff Risks #wholesaledistributors
Uploaded: 2024-11-11T20:25:59+00:00
Duration: 51 s
Channel: Tom Burton
Description: Short spoken commentary urging attention to Mexico as a focal point for future trade and tariff risks. Speaker predicts developments within about six…

Tom BurtonCo-Founder, COO and CTO of LeadSmart Technologies

Watch Mexico! The Key to Future Trade and Tariff Risks #wholesaledistributors

11 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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Short spoken commentary urging attention to Mexico as a focal point for future trade and tariff risks. Speaker predicts developments within about six months, warns that aggressive U.S. deportation policies and potential tariffs could provoke conflict with Mexico, and notes China is already pursuing access to Mexico’s electric vehicle market — any ‘sweet deals’ there could affect NAFTA relations and broader U.S. interests. Tone is cautionary and predictive.

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I've been saying forever, not forever, but I'm just going to say six months now. Let's watch Mexico, right? Because this is even more important, I think, right now, because if the new administration, one has, you know, the potential big conflict of both deportation, right. Can't imagine they could ever deport as many people as they're talking about. But if we're deporting so many people and there's a conflict that starts brewing with Mexico, right. And then we're adding tariffs to Mexico, China's already trying to get, you know, electric vehicles and all of those things into Mexico. And and I think we've got to watch that. There's not too much of some sweet deals happening there that could not just impact nafta, but just impact us in general in this country. So I'm going to continue to say watch Mexico, watch Mexico, watch Mexico.