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For years, Mexico has managed to maintain stability in its relationship with the US, despite diplomatic setbacks and some exposure to the global tariffs campaigns initiated during the Trump administration. This stability has largely been attributed to pragmatic cooperation on critical security issues, such as immigration and organized crime, and Mexico's strategic diplomatic posture under President Claudia Sheinbaum. Mexico's ability to navigate these complexities has seemingly kept tensions at bay, especially when compared to other trade partners like Canada, which had been subjected to immediate tariffs.