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Trump, a Republican, has shown frustration with the Democratic-led US House of Representatives for failing to sign off on the USMCA. He has threatened to pull out of the old pact, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), if Congress does not hurry up.

Trump's administration announced plans on Monday to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to the three countries, after he complained that their governments were not doing enough to curb immigration.

Trump on Sunday confirmed that a US official team had arrived in the DPRK to talk about the preparation for talks between the DPRK top leader Kim Jong-un and himself, which was originally scheduled on June 12 in Singapore.

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Trump has previously made threats against Bezos?and Amazon as a business, and Bezos once joked about reserving the billionaire businessman-turned-politician a seat on one of his Blue Origin rockets to space.?In May, Bezos also said Trump’s accusations against Amazon were “not an appropriate way for a presidential candidate to behave.”

Trump didn't provide details about Russian's violations, but according to The Associated Press, White House national security officials said in 2017 that Russia had deployed a cruise missile in violation of the treaty. Earlier, the Obama administration also accused Moscow of developing and testing a prohibited cruise missile.

Trump raked in million during a fundraiser on Sunday afternoon at the Newport Beach home of top GOP donor and tech mogul Palmer Luckey, which also featured a performance by the Beach Boys.

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Trimming red-tape and streamlining regulations for companies should help open up markets and boost the investment environment for the bloc's members, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

Trump arrived at Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport on Tuesday evening. He has expressed optimism about his upcoming talks with Kim, and tweeted aboard Air Force One, "Heading over to Vietnam … Looking forward to a very productive Summit!"

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Trey Hollingsworth, a Republican congressman from Indiana, and Tom Emmer, a Republican congressman from Minnesota, both members of the House Financial Services Committee, raised concerns that the bill could impede the competitiveness of US businesses.

Trump has said he cannot make the returns public because they are under audit.