This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

The New World Report with Professor Aben Ellis, U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

The election of 2024 is done. The Trump administration, 74, 75 days will take command

in Washington. Yes, of course, there's a lot of work to be done, confirming choices for the various

departments and ministries. However, we're going to attend immediately to the state

departments work in the Latin American states, either in abeyance from the first term or

needing to be done because history moves on. Professor Amanalysis here, he was part of the

Trump administration in the first term and

has an institutional memory that will be helpful when we deal with the new problems or a change

of government. That happens. And that one example of it is Mexico. There is a new president in

Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum,

former mayor of Mexico City, the protege of Amlo, the very popular and six-year-serving,

president of Mexico and his Marina Party. The conditions are there for Chloe Scheinbaum to be a very

strong president. However, trade and immigration are the two issues that were not solved by the Biden administration. And, Professor, a very good evening to you. First in general, Claudie Scheinbaum and Donald Trump in conversation about USMCA. What was left undone at the end of the first term

that needs to be addressed, if anything, with USMCA before we turn ourselves to the border?

Good day to you. Good day to you, John. Well, there are a number of issues. Of course,

USMCA was what President Trump in his first

term renegotiated from what was previously NAFTA to modernize it for a number of different provisions

with intellectual property protections and domestic content as well as intellectual property.

A lot of actually which is borrowed language from what had been the

Trans-Pacific Partnership. However, a number of issues which have emerged since then, especially

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