US President Donald Trump’s press secretary says plans to slap Canada are still underway with punishment prices on Saturday.
Crown Levyt told reporters in the White House that he spoke to the president on Monday night and indicated that “is still on books” to introduce harmful duties against Canada and Mexico on February 1.
Trump initially promised 25 % in board prices, in response to which he termed the failure of both countries to stop the illegal flow of people across the border and drugs.
The President has since linked the risk of prices with economic and trade concerns with Canada and has repeatedly said that it should become the 51st state.
Canadian officials have said that Ottawa will respond to retaliation for termination of Trump’s prices.
Foreign Minister Melanie Julie says the government’s goal is to avoid US President Donald Trump’s threatening taxes, but not publicly to say that the plan has been implemented.
Levit, who is the youngest person to serve as the US Presidential Press Secretary, also, along with Trump’s break on federal grants and debt, as well as immigration to fulfill the president’s widespread deportation commitment. Customs Enforcement also took the ramp up by agents.
Since returning to office, Trump has signed a stack of executive measures as his new administration tries to push the United States in a different direction.
