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Donald Trump’s action is increasing as the tension between his administration and Mexico is increasing after the announcement of 25% of the fees on Mexican imports, which has been suspended after an action.
Donald Trump renames Mexico Gulf (AP picture)
US President Donald Trump has officially signed an administrative order to “Bay” the Gulf of Mexico as “the Gulf of the United States”, as he declared February 9 “to celebrate the Gulf of the United States”.
The move comes at a time when the tensions between the Trump administration and the neighboring Mexico have increased following the threat of 25% of the fees on Mexican imports. However, he suspended the move after Mexico agreed to use its 10,000 national guard troops on the border.
Reconstruction came as part of the administrative order titled “Restoring Names of American Magicism”, leading the US Home Secretary to regulate the name change within 30 days.
Trump’s Executive Order, the renamed Gulf of “Northeast, North and Northwest Texas State, covers the US Continental Shelf area by Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, which expands to the navy border with Mexico and Cuba”.
According to the White House, Donald Trump said that the decision was made, because “The formerly known area of the Gulf of Mexico was an integral asset to the nation that has long been growing for a long time, and has become an immortal part of the United States.”
Trump took the importance of rename, as he flew over the Gulf of Mexico on the Air Force One to New Orleans for the Super Bowl Lix from Florida’s Palm Beach.
Fox 5 DC Trump quoted, “It is appropriate and appropriate to recall this important occasion and the Gulf of the Gulf of the US Gulf, as my administration restores American pride in the history of American greatness.”
Trump’s Declaration Officers and Citizens must celebrate the ‘Gulf Day’ by ‘Appropriate Plans, Festivals and Activities’.
In the past, the water system, now known as the Gulf of America, was called “Mexican Bay” (Seno Mexicano) until the early 1800s. The name “Gulf of Mexico” came from Spanish researchers, which he named after Mexico and its long coast, recorded in history.
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