Read the joint US-Mexico statement on immigration enforcement The United States and Mexico reached an agreement on immigration enforcement Friday and President Donald Trump said tariffs that were scheduled to hit Mexico on Monday had been “indefinitely suspended ” as a result.
Under the agreement, Mexico has agreed to deploy its national guard throughout the country with priority given to its southern border to stem migration from Central America. Asylum seekers crossing the U.S. southern border will be sent back to Mexico where they will await the adjudication of their asylum claims, according to the joint declaration.
It's being well covered in the real news, FOX not so much.
Trump tweeted and has said he had made a secret deal that still has to be approved in the Mexican government, it's pure BS
How Mexico talked Trump out of tariff threat with immigration crackdown pact The Mexican officials said their enforcement measures would reduce U.S. border arrest totals closer to 50,000 per month by October, with the goal of reducing migration to where it was in mid-2017, when detentions dropped to their lowest level since the early 1970s.