Deal Made Between Mexico & US, Doors Close at USAID, Benjamin Netanyahu Arrives in DC | Feb. 3

Feb 3, 2025

A compelling agreement between the U.S. and Mexico pauses tariffs in exchange for military action against drug trafficking. The move comes amid significant changes with USAID, as responsibilities shift to the State Department, raising foreign aid concerns. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit to Washington stirs up discussions on the region's geopolitical tensions, including the Israel-Hamas conflict. Enhancing border security discussions also reveal public sentiments on deporting criminal illegal aliens.

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

Negotiations and Agency Overhaul: U.S.-Mexico Relations and the Closure of USAID

02:27 • 4min

USAID Controversy and Geopolitical Developments in the Middle East

06:08 • 4min

Border Security and Bipartisan Support for Deportation

10:03 • 3min