Mexican President Fires Back At Trump

President Donald Trump is demanding accountability from Mexico after years of neglect under a vital international water-sharing treaty that directly affects American farmers—particularly those in South Texas.

During remarks Thursday, Trump called out Mexico for failing to meet its obligations under the 1944 U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty, stating clearly:

“Mexico owes Texas 1.3 million acre-feet of water. They’re in violation, and American farmers are paying the price.”

Mexico Scrambles After Trump Steps In

The pressure appears to be working.

On Friday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government would begin an immediate release of water to Texas from the Rio Grande, hoping to ease diplomatic tensions sparked by Mexico’s failure to comply with its treaty commitments.

“There will be an immediate delivery of several million cubic meters to Texas farmers,” Sheinbaum stated.

This sudden action follows Trump’s strong warning that penalties—including tariffs and sanctions—could be on the table if Mexico continues to shortchange the United States.


The Treaty at the Center of the Dispute

Signed in 1944, the U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty was designed to ensure fair water distribution between the two nations. It requires Mexico to deliver 1.75 million acre-feet of water to the U.S. every five years via the Rio Grande, while the U.S. sends 1.5 million acre-feet annually from the Colorado River to Mexico.

But under President Biden and globalist leadership in Mexico, compliance waned. Now, with the current cycle ending in October, Mexico has delivered less than 30% of what’s owed, according to the International Boundary and Water Commission.

Mexican officials blame persistent droughts—but Trump and Republican lawmakers aren’t buying excuses.


Trump’s Team Stands With Texas

President Trump took to Truth Social to express outrage, calling the situation a “disgraceful breach” of trust and promising action:

“What’s happening is completely unacceptable, and it’s causing serious harm to South Texas farmers. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is taking action for Texas, and we’re prepared to increase the pressure until Mexico fulfills its treaty obligations.”

Senator Ted Cruz echoed the urgency, stating on his Verdict podcast:

“We’re going to get the water—and that’s a great victory for America.”

Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (R-TX) issued a powerful statement of support for Trump’s efforts:

“Thank you, President Trump, for holding Mexico accountable. Our farmers feed the nation—this is about national food security.”


Mexico’s Offer Still Falls Short

Despite promises, Mexico is still lagging behind. Officials have agreed to release 122,000 acre-feet and are seeking ways to provide an additional 81,000 acre-feet—far less than the full amount owed.

President Sheinbaum claims her administration is trying to “find alternatives” to meet the treaty’s requirements and has submitted proposals to U.S. officials. But her remarks fell flat with many in the U.S. agricultural community who are tired of broken promises and delayed deliveries.

“We don’t see this as a conflict,” Sheinbaum said. “We’re working toward a solution.”


Bottom Line

President Trump is once again leading the charge for American farmers, demanding fairness, and putting America first. With water shortages threatening crops, jobs, and livelihoods across Texas, this is more than a diplomatic spat—it’s about protecting our food supply and holding foreign governments accountable.

As Trump makes clear:
No more broken treaties. No more stolen water. America comes first.

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