Sheinbaum Speaks With Trump Following Accusations Against Mexican Politicians

Sheinbaum spoke with Trump in recent call

Security dominates bilateral agenda

USMCA negotiations continue

Claudia Sheinbaum announced Friday that she held a phone conversation with President Donald Trump.

The Mexican president described the discussion as “cordial and excellent.”

The conversation comes amid growing bilateral tensions involving security, narcotrafficking, migration, and trade.

At the same time, both administrations continue discussions regarding the future review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

Sheinbaum and Trump reaffirm bilateral cooperation in recent call

I had a cordial and excellent conversation with President Trump. We reaffirmed the work we are doing on security and our ongoing trade discussions. We agreed to speak again and continue the dialogue with several of his collaborators who will soon visit our country… pic.twitter.com/r3zJb4p0zC

— Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo (@Claudiashein) May 15, 2026

“I had a cordial and excellent conversation with President Trump. We reaffirmed the work we are doing on security and our ongoing trade discussions,” she wrote on X.

The Mexican president also indicated that both leaders agreed to remain in regular communication.

According to Sheinbaum, they will speak again in the near future.

She also revealed that members of Trump’s team will soon travel to Mexico.

However, she did not specify which U.S. officials will participate.

She also declined to detail the specific topics that will be addressed during the visit.

The upcoming meetings appear to represent another high-level diplomatic engagement between both governments.

This follows several exchanges that have taken place since Trump returned to the White House.

Security and narcotrafficking dominate the bilateral agenda

Security and narcotrafficking dominate the bilateral agenda

| SHEINBAUM REPORTS “EXCELLENT CONVERSATION” WITH TRUMP

President @Claudiashein reported that she held a “cordial and excellent conversation” with U.S. President @realDonaldTrump.

During the dialogue, the work Mexico is carrying out on security matters was reaffirmed…

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— The Mexico Post (@MexicoPost) May 15, 2026

Relations between Mexico and the United States have increasingly centered around security concerns.

Among the primary issues are narcotrafficking and fentanyl trafficking.

Migration and tariffs also remain major topics within the bilateral agenda.

In recent months, multiple U.S. officials have traveled to Mexico to discuss these matters.

Among them was Marco Rubio.

Kash Patel, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), also participated in discussions.

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Within that context, Sheinbaum has repeatedly defended Mexico’s position regarding international cooperation.

The president has supported coordination and intelligence-sharing between both nations.

However, she rejected the possibility of direct foreign operations inside Mexican territory.

The debate intensified following controversy surrounding the alleged participation of U.S. agents in operations targeting drug laboratories in Chihuahua.

The issue sparked broader discussion about the limits of bilateral security cooperation.

USMCA talks and accusations in Sinaloa increase tensions

The dialogue between both governments also occurs during a politically sensitive moment.

The United States Department of Justice accused licensed Sinaloa governor Rubén Rocha Moya and other local officials of alleged links to the Sinaloa Cartel.

In response, the Mexican government demanded that U.S. authorities provide evidence supporting the accusations.

The controversy has added further pressure to the bilateral relationship.

At the same time, commercial discussions surrounding the USMCA continue.

Marcelo Ebrard and Jamieson Greer have discussed the negotiation process.

Both officials acknowledged that negotiations are expected to be lengthy.

They even indicated that talks could extend into 2027.

The Sheinbaum-Trump conversation took place amid this increasingly complex political environment.

Despite ongoing disagreements, both governments continue maintaining open channels of dialogue regarding security and trade matters.