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Appear to have gotten mexico to act and solve the crisis at the southern border but there are democrats still criticizing the presidents tactics but is it proof the threat of tariffs could be an effective tool in negotiating foreign-policy? some say it is not appropriate but could be effective nonetheless. the cofounder, we appreciate your time. thanks for coming on this morning. the complaint is he taking credit for a deal that had artie been made with mexico but even if there were these things...

Talks back in march, according to officials from both countries who are familiar with the negotiations. a senior administration official tells nbc news that some key elements of the deal had been agreed to months ago but added the two sides had agreed to expand on some of the previous commitments. the official noted mexicos agreement to deploy troops was larger up by 400. npr said full operations wont be up and running until 2021. the migration protocols program that allows asylum seekers to rem...

Agreement on migration that averts the implementation of president trumps tariffs on mexican goods. president trump took to twitter friday night to announce the deal under which mexico will deploy 6,000 national guard troops throughout the country, mainly to its southern border with guatemala. it expands a program called migrant protection protocols which allows u.s. immigration enforcement officials to send central american migrants to mexico. they will offer those migrant, jobs, health care an...

Actually stem the tide of migrants at the border. >> thats one o of the real contradictions of the trump administration. often theyll declare a win in the negotiations, but we dont see the actual implementation. the real questions about the actual details. remember, usmca, something hes incredibly proud of, hasnt gotten through congress yet. the tariffs on mexico seem so out of left field. dont look at the press release but what actually happens after the fact. >> the question is did he get some...

Really defended this deal and slammed "the new york times" yet again, claiming what we just laid out there is basically untrue. listen. >> "the new york times" wrote a story like i already made the deal. its nonsense. we talked about it for months and months and months. and they wouldnt get there, and we just said hey, look, if you dont get there, were going to have to charge you hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes. and we would have been just fine. >> so president trump is claiming that th...

Elements of the deal had been agreed to months ago, but added the two sides had agreed to expand on some of the previous commitments. the official noted that mexicos commitment to deploy up to 6,000 troops was modestly larger, up from about 5,400. and npr reports that full operations are not expected to be up and running until 2021. in addition, the migrant protection protokols progracols the arrangement that allows asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their cases proceed in the u.s., was re...

You in our house, for sure. >> and certainly, we are, as well. everybody know is and our thoughts and our prayers are with him, his entire family, and the red sox family this morning. mika, a lot to talk about over the weekend. why dont we start, though, in mexico. >> yeah, the agreement that the united states and mexico reached on migration that averts the implementation of president trumps threatened tariffs on mexican goods. president trump took to twitter on friday night to announce the deal...

Troops was modestly larger, up from about 5,400 and npr reports that full -- a federal judge blocked the implementation of that program but an appeals court said it could move forward while the legal challenge proceeds. so after averting a crisis he set into motion, president trump is now dpee that critics say will do little to curb the migrant crisis. arrests at the border have been soaring in recent months, to levels that are twice of what they were under president obama,

That would include helping the central american countries deal with their challenge. this new agreement may not be all that new, to say the least. implementation is a lot in life, and the idea its going to take years for the mexicans to get there, their new national guard up to speed, is a critical thing. and one last thing, and steve can comment on this. the fact that this was done using authoritieses, emergency authorities that were never meant to be used for this purpose, at a time that the a...

Of the sky is falling rhetoric, in large part because also as has been said here, playing into the smugglers hands, these actually created part of that crisis and of course the other part of the crisis is caused by the fact that hes cutting actually relief to those central american countries that need it the most that would keep in the their. >> i think that last point, joe, is most critical here. immigration policy cant start at the border and any time it does, youre playing defense and youre p...