It’s a whole lot of nothing
: Mexico will deploy its national guard, focusing on its southern border, and migrants seeking asylum will return to Mexico to await the United States’ decision whether they will be granted asylum. And, as was reported, the terms of this deal were, despite Trump’s attempts to make it appear that they only just reached a deal a week ago under threat of tariffs.
The agreement also states that if, in 45 days, the U.S. decides these measures “have not sufficiently achieved results in addressing the flow of migrants to the southern border,” then Mexico will take “all necessary steps” to “bring the agreement into force… within 45 days.” It’s just one more example of how Trump manufactures a crisis, makes escalating threats, and then “solves” the crisis that didn’t ever exist in the first place. All to make himself look like the conquering hero.
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