Trade tensions between the U.S. and Mexico escalate as new NAFTA talks kick off amid rising diplomatic friction over migrant deaths and U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods. While leaders appeared united at the World Cup, economic disputes run deep — the U.S. pushes for stricter “rules of origin” to boost domestic manufacturing, while Mexico demands tariff relief and opposes new levies. Talks will run through Thursday, with Mexico’s president hinting at deeper bilateral engagement and even filing criminal complaints over U.S. immigration enforcement. Meanwhile, U.S. negotiators will meet in Mexico City to tackle steel, autos, labor, and digital payments — all while Mexico shows its commitment to drug enforcement with major DEA-linked arrests and meth seizures.
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