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States and mexico met in march in secret meetings in miami to talk about terms which included sending mexicans and sending national guard to protect the border. the report is getting heavy pushback from the president who said part of the deal are new and cannot go through until everything was signed on friday. the deal announced on friday night includes mexico deploying 6000 troops to a southern border with guatemala migrants will have to wait in mexico for the asylum process to play out instead...

Operations, and wait some migrants wait in mexico while their asylums are processed here in the u.s. but the "new york times" said the deal has actions agreed to month ago. according to the times they agreed to deploy national guard in march and agreed to keep asylum seekers in december. the two sides agreed to expand on some of the previous commitments is what was reported. heres what kevin mcaleenan said about the deal in an interview this morning. >> all of it is new. weve heard commitments b...

Is widely criticized by democrats, republicans, the business community. about threatening tariffs against mexico. the argument being in the end to only hurt american consumers and add tension to this really important trading agreement, trading partner, trading relationship between the united states and mexico. so the president is touting this as a major victory. heres what the backers are saying about the agreement, as well. >> he brought mexico to the table again. and what theyre talking about ...

Will be sent back to mexico to wait while their asylum claims are processed. both countries say that they will work to build more prosperous and secure central america to address the root cause of migration. >> in a statement secretary of state mike pompeo says that the u.s. looks forward to working with mexico on its commitments. negotiations between high level u.s. and mexican officials began we and fridays session lasted much longer than expected. >> michelle company zinkocompak report. >> re...

Strong stock market. theres not a lot to get you back to the wage growth and that matters a lot to your average family. >> what would be the impact if we get to monday and the president goes forward, 5% would be the first round of tariffs on all mexican imports and those tariffs would go up on the road. you see american importers are warning the white house and members of congress a logistical import could unfold, not something that the company could be familiar with. the idea is that if this ha...

In the constituency that biden will need in the primary and the general. >> strong and true words. tuesday the house judiciary health threats to reproductive rights in america. during the hearing, they went on after the republican member for wanting to impose his beliefs on other americans. take a look at this quote. >> the rhetoric from the ranking member of the subcommittee is heart felt and sincere. it is also arrogant that it seeks to impose his and certain other peoples moral commitments on...

The long-term damage is worse people accuse us of being imperialists. theres a new accusations you can leverage against the united states, were unreliable. the commitments we make to international alliances, like those commemorating d-day tomorrow. we can no longer be counted as a reliable partnership. thats true, even if donald trump is gone in a year and a half and the next president reverses everything hes done. were still the nation that elected this guy, and if we did it once we can do it a...

Policy matter. my preferred outcome would be the threat of the tariffs get the mexican government to uphold their commitments and help us reduce the number of illegal border crossings. second, we passed the mexico canada trade agreement that the president renegotiated and third, we focus on fire on a country that is an adversary, which is china. i hope its the first steps coming out with the vice president and the secretary of state. >> neil: well see. but they are meeting. thanks, senator. >> t...

Year because trump has disrupted his own deal with another conflict with mexico of his own making. so the british should be certainly very cautious about believing that this is an iron clad commitment on the part of the trump administration to deliver the agreement. then just in terms of the tonal thing, i think you saw both the queen and theresa may essentially operating in this very polite but firm parallel universe where theyre chiding the president of the united states for no longer living u...

In shambles, so actually, i would say that britain probably needs trump and the administrations support right now a lot more than trump needs them. although, of course, trump will likely be looking to get more support for increasing countries commitments to building -- >> laura, stand by for us. were just seeingby the preside and firstst lady walking off of air force one right now as they have just landed in london ahead of their three-day state visit. as we mentioned earlier, theyre going to be...