Cross border imports/exports goes both ways.
Mexico’s exports to America amounted to
$349.6 billion or 13.4% of its overall imports.
1. Vehicles: $93.8 billion
2. Electronic equipment: $63.9 billion
3. Machinery: $63.8 billion
4. Mineral fuels including oil: $16.1 billion
5. Medical, technical equipment: $15.1 billion
6. Furniture, lighting, signs: $11.1 billion
7. Fruits, nuts: $7.3 billion
8. Vegetables: $6.7 billion
9. Plastics: $5.8 billion
10. Beverages: $5.7 billion
America’s exports to Mexico amounted to
$265 billion or 15.9% of its overall exports.
1. Machinery: $46.2 billion
2. Electronic equipment: $43.3 billion
3. Mineral fuels including oil: $34.1 billion
4. Vehicles: $22.2 billion
5. Plastics: $17.9 billion
6. Medical, technical equipment: $7.5 billion
7. Organic chemicals: $6.4 billion
8. Iron or steel products: $5.5 billion
9. Iron and steel: $4.6 billion
10. Aluminum: $4.4 billion
http://www.worldsrichestcountries.com/top_us_exports.html
Cool story. Can you explain why we should give a damn about the trade numbers if we lose the country with probably 2 or 3 million Mexicans a year pouring in?
Those numbers are meaningless if the great replacement of the US population happens here with Mexicans as it just did in Europe with moslems and Africans.
F—K trade. I mean F it. We can do without the world but they can’t do without us. We have country to save and pocket book issues MUST TAKE A BACK SEAT to sanity.