Does Trump still want to build the US-Mexico border wall?

On April 25, it was reported that US President Trump once again vowed to build a wall on the US-Mexico border to stop illegal immigrants, but he expressed his willingness to postpone the work of striving for construction funds until later this year, lest the federal government stop working this week because it has no budget.

According to the report, on April 25, Trump's position of asking Congress to provide financing for the border wall immediately softened. He said on Twitter: "Don't listen to the untrue media saying that I changed my position on the issue of building a wall. This wall will be built and will help stop the smuggling of drugs and people. "

In an interview with American media, Kellyanne Conway, a Trump consultant, said that building the border wall and asking Congress to allocate funds for it has always been Trump's priority. "But we all know what will happen in the next six months and next year. During this period, some high-tech resources will also be used to protect border security. " Conway said.

In the evening, Trump told some conservative media reporters at the White House that he decided not to rush to ask Congress for money to build the US-Mexico border wall. He can wait until September to have a showdown with the opposition on the funding of the wall.