As the approaching president’s inauguration day draws to a close, two major American officials made the trip to President-elect Trump’s Florida home on Thursday to discuss border surveillance and business. New Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc and Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly will be in Palm Beach, Florida on Thursday for the talks this year, Jean-Sébastien Comeau, a spokesperson for LeBlanc, told the Associated Press. After Christmas, LeBlanc and Joly will meet with Trump’s receiving “border czar” Tom Homan to explore Canada’s plan to secure the borders as part of a bid to minimize broad tariffs. The American officials hope to focus discussions on fentanyl prostitution and the “negative effects” of Trump’s taxes on products in addition to the conversations that took place when the Prime Minister met with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago next month. The Ministers intend to concentrate on Canada’s efforts to stop fentanyl trafficking and illegal immigration, as well as the countermeasures outlined in Canada’s border plan, as well as the negative effects that the imposition of 25 % tariffs on both Canada and the US, Comeau added in a statement. Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on imported goods from Canada unless the nation reduces the movement of refugees and fentanyl into the country. Trump also referred to the alliance as” Governor Justin Trudeau of Canada.” Trump’s challenges to impose tariffs on American goods, however, have unnerved Canada, which is very integrated with the U. S. business. About 60 % of U. S. crude oil imports are from Canada, and 85 % of U. S. electricity imports as well. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE FOX NEWS APP. Every morning, nearly$ 3.6 billion of goods and services cross the border, or$ 2.7 billion in the United States. Canada is the major trade place for 36 U. S. state. Fox News Digital has reached out for reply to the Trump staff. Bradford Betz and the Associated Press from Fox News Digital contributed to this statement.