Trump on Tuesday wound up a four-day state visit featuring golf, sumo, a state dinner with newly enthroned Emperor Naruhito and inspections of US and Japanese warships meant to showcase the alliance, but it was all shadowed by a feud over the two-way trade gap. Trump and his wife Melania boarded Air Force One at Tokyo's Haneda airport and were headed back to Washington, via a refueling stop in Alaska.
Trump for his part is pressuring Mexico for a deal to keep asylum-seeking migrants on its side of the border while their claims are processed, a possible source of tension between the two leaders.
Trump has said he was open to brokering a deal with congressional Democrats who want to protect the program in exchange for funding to build a US-Mexico border wall, a frequent campaign trail promise. He insisted during his presidential campaign Mexico would pay for the wall.
Trump also invited Kim to visit the United States, while the DPRK leader reciprocated by inviting Trump to visit Pyongyang "at the right time".
Trump said that "we want sanctions to remain in place" and the sanctions are now at "a fair level."
Trump reportedly walked out of the room after making his demand, leaving delegates unsure if it was a serious suggestion or a negotiation tactic. Afterward, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed the 4 percent figure.
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Trump added in his tweet that "Turkey is working hard to stop this carnage," without providing further details.
Trump's team went to federal court to try to block Michigan, a Midwestern battleground state that he won in 2016 but lost to Biden, from certifying the Nov 3 election results.
Trump and three other key presidential candidates — Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz — all opposed the TPP in their 2016 campaigns in a bid to win support from unions, which are overwhelmingly against trade deals. Trump has repeatedly described TPP as a "terrible" deal and said he prefers bilateral deals instead of multilateral deals.
Trump and Kim held meetings on Singapore's resort island of Sentosa Tuesday, followed by a joint statement in which the United States was committed to providing security guarantees to the DPRK in exchange for Pyongyang's commitment to a complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.