Staff Reports
The Trump administration continues to prove its effectiveness and commitment to American interests, securing a significant triumph for Texas farmers with a new water agreement with Mexico. After years of Mexico falling short on its water obligations under a longstanding treaty, the administration put its foot down, demanding accountability and action. And guess what? It worked. Finally, Texas farmers are set to receive the water they’ve been owed, marking a pivotal moment for American agriculture.
The globalists and liberal elites often scoff at America’s farmers and rural communities, treating them as an afterthought in their grandiose agendas. But President Trump refused to let these vital Americans suffer any longer. By denying Mexico’s request for more water and standing firm, the administration forced our neighbor to the south to rediscover its obligations. This isn’t just a win; it’s a lesson in holding foreign partners accountable.
Thanks to this deal, Mexico will be increasing the water supply from six of its Rio Grande tributaries, which means Texas farmers can finally breathe a sigh of relief. The water scarcity that has plagued them, threatening their livelihoods and entire industries, could see a reversal. One can’t help but notice the contrast here: under Trump’s leadership, action and resolution; and under others? Countless broken promises and zero results.
Trump Admin Secures a 'Major Win' for Farmers by Striking Key Deal with Mexico: “While this is a significant step forward, we welcome Mexico’s continued cooperation,” Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins said. https://t.co/7TQwilDkiG pic.twitter.com/QY1QswCiFT
— The Western Journal (@West_Journal) April 29, 2025
While liberal pundits and globalists might claim to care about sustainability and the environment, it’s clear where their priorities lie when push comes to shove. When South Texas farmers were left high and dry, they blamed Mexico and rightly so. Yet, the liberal media remained largely silent, sparing no outrage for the misuse of water agreements that favored foreign interests over American welfare.
This victory isn’t just about water; it’s about doing right by the backbone of America—our farmers. It’s about making sure every treaty is respected, and every American voice is heard. Is it any wonder why Trump remains a stalwart defender of American interests, putting America First? With victories like these, who really believes the liberal narrative anymore?
