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“Mexico / Mexican” said in 94 of 337 transcripts, 254 times.
…and Pennsylvania, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, North Dakota, and New Mexico. And they're going to—they're all going back to work. You know…
…West Virginia? I love that place. As an example, the Gulf of Mexico into the Gulf of America. It bothered me for many years. We…
…92 percent of the frontage, and we made that little change, and Mexico was thrilled. They were thrilled about it. But that was a good…
…a caravan. Twenty-five, thirty thousand people pouring up. They walked through Mexico. They come from all different locations. Come from all over the world…
…a lot, but you'll see it coming down. And they come through Mexico, for the most part. We have a problem because the cartels rule…
…car industry. We lost 54 percent of our car industry to Canada, Mexico, Germany, Japan, South Korea, other countries. Fifty-four percent over the years…
…over the country. They're coming back from Canada. They're coming back from Mexico, Germany, Japan, South Korea. Wherever they build autos, they're coming here. Nobody…
…for Germany, as you know, and Japan and South Korea and Canada, Mexico. And they're all coming back at levels that nobody's ever seen before…
…leading now. And car companies are coming from Canada. They're coming from Mexico, Germany, Japan. They're pouring into our country because they are very smart…
…in our region, we must recognize the epicenter of cartel violence is Mexico. The Mexican cartels are fueling and orchestrating much of the bloodshed and…
…national security and to protect the safety of the American people. No, Mexico—look, it all comes—it's coming through Mexico. And I like the…
…they're getting worse. They're taking over their country. The cartels are running Mexico. We can't have that. Too close to us. Too close to you…
…years, large swaths of territory in our region, including large parts of Mexico—really large parts of Mexico—have been controlled by murderous drug cartels…
…in America pretty soon, because we have factories coming in from Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany, all over Europe. They're all coming here to make their…
…a few moments, we'll officially recognize their service by awarding them the Mexican Border Defense Medal, which is a big deal. We're joined for this…
…cartels, human traffickers, and child smugglers. Our entire Southwest border on the Mexican side is under the physical control of cartels that are among the…
…with certain things, it becomes bad. And that's what's taking place in Mexico. And we've got it down to a much lower number—not satisfactory…
…either let it expire, or we'll maybe work out another deal with Mexico and Canada. But look, Mexico and Canada have taken advantage of the…
…today if we didn't have tariffs. They'd be building their plants in Mexico and other places. They're leaving Mexico and they're leaving Canada. They're leaving…
…percent of the automobile business. Then it started getting chopped away. But Mexico, Canada, many countries—I mean, Canada fought us very hard. The—the…
…much about different—I won't, you know, embarrass anybody, like by saying Mexico City or by saying anywhere in Afghanistan—there's no place like that…
…Miami. We won so many different places. And the entire borderline with Mexico and Texas, we won. I got a call from the Governor. "Do…
…from all over. We designated Tren de Aragua, MS–13, and the Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, which nobody else did. And we're…