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The Secretary of Agriculture is turning on the Mexican pressure after the water crisis threatens South Texas after the water crisis, announcing that senior talks have brought forward to Mexican officials.

“The Secretary of the United States of Mexico and has just made my anti-Mexican call to address the urgent crisis of Mexico, trying to refuse Mexican waters to American Americans,” treated in X. “.

“We are moving fast – stayed during the stay.”

Rollins did not hold, “America’s agriculture has asked for this relief and has not achieved. It has now changed Americans who is ready to do what is necessary to do.”

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In an interview with Agritalk on Friday, Rollins revealed things that move quickly. After the President of Donald Trump, on Thursday night on the truth, Mexico “stole the water of our farmers,” Mexican officials contacted the conferences.

“You can give me an example. Last night, as I said, as I said, when Mexican waters and Mexico steals our farmers’ water,” said Rollins.

“Despite the rates or sanctions, we will go to others based on Mexican water, and I tell you, after two hours after the social truth, the people of Mexico called this morning.”

His message falls through Mexico in Mexico under the 1944 Water Treaty.

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The agreement must send more than 1.75 million hectares to five years from rivers that feed Rio Grande in the United States. Trump said Mexico has more than 1.3 million hectares, beating southern Texas farmers, especially in the conditions of drought.

Talking to journalists from home on Thursday, Rollins said that the administration is in common contact with governors and agricultural managers.

After talking about “ten governors” that morning, Rollins said the team is focused on supporting farmers, especially those growing wheat and witch.

“We believe that these changes will ultimately create unlimited prosperity and unprecedented prosperity for these farmers,” he said.

President Trump also addressed the water issue on Thursday, about the society of truth, except for the explosive Mexico, to fulfill its duties and not a warning.

“It is very unfair and hurts to farmers in South Texas.” He wrote. “Last year, the only Texas sugar mill closed, as Mexico steals water from Texas.

US National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, DHS Security Kristi Noem and Secretary of Agriculture Brooke this week in the White House office. (Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)

“We will continue to scale the effects, including rates and perhaps, until it is honored by Mexico. Now!”

Ted Cruz husbands, R-Texas, protected the attitude of the administration, voting for a water deficiency “man’s crisis” and pressure.

“Texas farmers are in the crisis, due to non-compliance in Mexico,” Cruz wrote X. “I will work with Trump Administration to press Mexico and get water to Texas farmers and get water.

The Western Hemisphere Topic Office refused Mexico’s demand for a special water delivery to Tijuana last month.

“The constant shortcomings of Mexican waters are decimal American agricultural agriculture under the agency of 1944,” the agency published. “Today, for the first time, the US will deny the non-treaty request in Mexico.”

Donald Trump President and Brooke Rollins in the Roosevelt Room of the White House 2018. (Mark Wilson / Getty Images)

It’s not the first time in the US and Mexico collide against the 1944 Treaty, but officials say today’s drought, the worst of almost 30 years, is getting worse.

Rollins thanked his anti-Mexican, the Agricultural Secretariat Víctor Manuel Villalobos arámbula, due to his “quick and focused care”, but he left the time it is running out.

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“Well, you know, you know, too much of the confidential information, we immediately started moving and configuring the discussions,” said Rollins.

“Of course, this is not necessarily USDA, though today I will meet with the Secretary of State Rubio and talking to today’s news, but we hope that the resolution will move very quickly.”

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Fox News’ Greg Wehner helped this report.