In a growing conflict over water rights, former President Donald Trump has threatened Mexico with additional sanctions and tariffs regarding a longstanding water treaty. Trump accused Mexico of not fulfilling its obligations under the 1944 water treaty, claiming the country owes Texas significant amounts of water. In response to the escalating tensions, Mexican officials, including President Claudia Sheinbaum, have stated that they are committed to resolving the issue and will be sending water to Texas farmers shortly. The situation remains tense, with Trump insisting that he will impose further penalties if Mexico does not comply with water delivery commitments. As negotiations continue, the water dispute has emerged as a new front in trade discussions between the two nations.