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Cuba blasted the u.s. for its decision, calling the exclusion discriminatory and unacceptable. joining us now, white house correspondent for bloomberg news, jordan fabian. good morning, jordan. let's start there, with mexico sitting out. there's thought some other countries, some of the northern triangle, may follow the lead because of the exclusion of the trio of nations we mentioned. what's that going to do to the summit? the president heads out to los angeles tomorrow. will they be able to get anything done? >> senior administration officials are projecting confidence that president biden...

She will do that. they are there to offer assistance as well. i think the message has been sent the moment she landed in guatemala. >> congressman gutierrez, "the new york times" took a deep look at how expanded u.s. aid programs have failed to stem migration. one program includes tech training. here is part of what "the times" found out. a coffee farmer who had not asked for the training and didn't see how it would keep anyone from heading for the border looked confused. i am the u.s. logo on the pamphlet. he began waving it around asking if anyone had a phone number to call the americans and...

Central American nations deploy troops to reduce migration The Biden administration has struck an agreement with a trio of Central American nations to temporarily surge security forces to their borders in an effort to reduce the tide of immigration to the U.S. border. The agreement comes as the U.S. saw a record number of unaccompanied children attempting to cross the border in March, and the largest number of Border Patrol encounters overall with migrants on the southern border — just under 170,000 — … 3 hours ago|Los Angeles, United States

Out yourself right here. and the reason is mexico wants to handle -- that would have to go through their legislative body. >> administration sources tell fox news that for political reasons mexico would rather focus on other measures it's taking to stem migration. mexico's foreign minister said yesterday if there is no significant reduction in migrant flows within 45 days, mexico may consider becoming a safe third country. the president has put on indefinite hold the threat of tariffs against mexico but the threat of more tariffs against china is still out there. president trump had threatened...

Us again. we are back to where we were before nafta. he point out that mexico could stop cooperating on a host issues that affect americans. mexicans see the drug trade, for example, as one created by american demand, financed by american cash, and fought with american guns. and yet mexican police die every month trying to stop this trade. the mexican government has tried to stem migration to the u.s. from central america, and cooperates closely with the u.s. on this even though the level has become unmanageable for mexico and united states authorities. two peoples, mexicans and americans are ...