Mexico's foreign relations secretary called U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to build a border wall an "unfriendly, hostile" act, adding Tuesday that it is a "bad idea" that will not accomplish anything. Videgaray also said Mexico's government would consider reducing security cooperation with the United States if talks on immigration and trade issues don't go well. "If the negotiation on other themes — immigration, the border, trade — isn't satisfactory to Mexico's interests, we will have to review our existing cooperation," Videgaray said. Mexico at present cooperates with the United States in fighting drug cartels and other forms of transnational crime. This is something that I'm sure will be part of our discussion, and I believe we can find points of agreement."

Source: ABC News April 25, 2017 21:52 UTC