As Kelly and Tillerson Visit Mexico, Their Reassurances Differ From Trump’s Stance<br />In the last month, Mexican officials have often shown cautious restraint — or even remained silent — in response to Mr. Trump’s provocative policies<br />and promises to build a border wall, often to the frustration of the Mexican people, who are hungry for a visceral reaction.<br />Four officials — two from Mexico and two from the United States — walked into a large ballroom with grim faces<br />and delivered carefully worded statements without taking questions.<br />"Let me be very, very clear," Mr. Kelly added, assuring Mexicans<br />that the rules for deporting people from the United States had not fundamentally changed.<br />23, 2017<br />MEXICO CITY — In the White House, President Trump was telling American chief executives<br />that the days of being treated unfairly by Mexico — on trade, on immigration, on crime — were over.<br />Their logic, officials say, is cleareyed: to descend into a fight with the United States<br />would serve no one, least of all the Mexican people who so desperately want it.<br />The economic minister has said there will be no trade discussions without talk<br />of security of migration, twin areas of vulnerability for the United States.
