US-India Ties Strengthen Amid Immigration and Trade Talks
US President Donald Trump expressed confidence in ongoing discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on illegal immigrants. Trump emphasized putting 'America first' with tariffs on high-tariff countries like India. Both leaders discussed enhancing trade relations and Modi's upcoming visit to the White House in February.
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US President Donald Trump affirmed faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach to handling illegal immigrants, as conversations with India continue. Trump praised the strong US-India relationship and confirmed Modi's visit to Washington next month, underscoring the countries' strategic ties.
Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump indicated potential tariffs against nations including China, India, and Brazil, accusing them of harming the US economically. This aligns with his 'America first' agenda, aiming to reduce foreign tariffs on American goods.
The phone call between Trump and Modi also covered trade relations and enhanced cooperation in sectors like security, marking an effort to deepen the Indo-Pacific partnership against China's growing influence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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