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Mexican president says the country is ready for anything on the eve of the deadline on Tuesday, because Canadian officials warn retaliation.

The day before US President Donald Trump’s tariffs are expected to enter into force, Mexico and Canada say they have plans to answer.

Trump is expected to decide on Monday which tariff levels will impose early on Tuesday in Canada and Mexico in the midst of the Last-minute negotiations on the safety of the border and effort to stop the inflows of fental opioids.

Trump vowed to impose 25 percent of tariffs On all imports from Canada and Mexico, with 10 percent for Canadian energy.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Monday that Mexico was a powerful case for rejection of tariffs, but that Trump and the US government would be deciding to continue.

“So, regardless of his decision, we will make our decisions and there is a plan and in Mexico there is unity,” Sheinbaum said during her daily press conference.

Speaking at CNBC, Monday, Canadian Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has re -vowed retaliation of measures if Trump continues with tariffs.

Canadian officials have previously assembled a plan to target imports produced in the Trump of the Republican Party Trump’s stronghold before the tariffs were First prevented last month. It was not clear if they would have a similar approach this time.

Executive directors and economists say the action, which covers more than $ 900 billion in annual imports, would solve the serious failure of the highly integrated North American economy from its southern and northern neighbors.

On Sunday, the Howard Lutump Store Secretary suggested that Trump could not impose a full amount of tariffs, saying that the president would determine Their accurate levels.

Mexico and Canada “have done a reasonable job” securing their borders of the US, and Trump is considering what the final tariff should be, Lutnick told Fox News.

“He somehow thinks exactly how he wants to play with Mexico and Canada, which is a fluid situation,” he said. “On Tuesday, there will be tariffs in Mexico and Canada. Exactly as they are, we will leave it to the president and his team to negotiate.”

‘The path that chose’

Trump is widely vowed to reshape almost all trade relations since he took over, claim Now they have been treated unjust in maturation of the agreement around the world.

This caused the fear of overlapping trade wars that could disrupt the global economy.

But Trump’s emphasis on Mexico and Canada was particularly surprising, given the deeply intertwined nature of the industry and the economy of three countries.

In response to the threat, both Mexico and Canada announced last month with a series of initiatives to meet Trump’s requirements regarding migration and drug trade.

This included Mexico, who sent 10,000 hulls of the National Guard to its common border with the USA. Last week and Mexico extraordinary 29 members of drug cartel in the US.

Among other measures, Canada has appointed the so -called “Fentanil Car”, despite the fact that US authorities seized less than 20 pounds (44 pounds) opioid smuggled from Canada from October 2023 to September 2024.

Senior Canadian and Mexican officials also met with members of Trump’s cabinet on Friday to discuss their response.

Trump’s advisor Peter Navarro said it is unlikely that Trump will give up, despite concern about the domestic economic return.

“This is the path he chose,” he told CNBC.