Mexico deploys additional troops to Tijuana to boost border security and curb fentanyl trafficking into the U.S.

The move is part of a deal between Mexico and the U.S. that led President Trump to put a pause on tariffs on our neighbors to the south for the next 30 days.

President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico risked blowing up North America’s economy

A line of Mexican National Guard and Army trucks rumbled along the border separating Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday, among the first of 10,000 troops Mexico has sent to its northern frontier following tariff threats by President Donald Trump.

Masked and armed National Guard members were seen scouring the brush along the border, retrieving makeshift ladders and ropes concealed in the trenches before loading them onto trucks. Patrols were also conducted in other parts of the border near Tijuana.