Most of the Agreement with Mexico has not been revealed

On Monday, Donald Trump also said that Mexico would soon disclose part of the deal with no further details than to say that this part should be taken up by the Mexican Congress.

Washington:

US President Donald Trump Tuesday commented that part of the deal with Mexico announced over the weekend had not yet been made public, even after Mexican officials unveiled new details of the agreement.

"Most of the deal with Mexico has not been revealed yet!" Trump tweeted without giving further details.

Asked what other side deals might be in the latest deal, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders declined to comment, saying she did not want to take ahead of Trump or Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador making announcements.

Instead, Sanders told Fox News in an interview that Mexican officials had said "other measures could be announced and we will continue these discussions."

On Monday, Trump also said that Mexico would soon divulge part of the deal without further details than saying that this part should be taken over by the Mexican Congress.

Earlier announcing undisclosed details of Friday's deal, Mexicans said Monday they had 45 days to show that increased law enforcement efforts have been effective in reducing the flow of migrants. If not, they should discuss additional measures with the United States.

The United States wants Mexico to be declared a safe third country in which asylum seekers should seek refuge instead of the United States, a request that Mexico has long rejected.

The Mexican Foreign Minister, Marcelo Ebrard, has dropped his previous opposition to this idea in his comments on Monday, but said any such arrangement should share the burden of asylum with other countries in America. Latin.

He said that these measures must be taken with the Mexican Senate.

"If we do not get results on what we do (in 45 days), we'll start conversations about what they want," said Ebrard.