Trump's Tariffs on Mexico & Canada Delayed as Countries Agree to Combat Drug & Weapons Trafficking

Trump administration has been taking significant foreign policy steps aimed at convincing allies and adversaries alike to come to the bargaining table. And the results have been almost immediate with Panama, Mexico, and now Canada all agreeing to take important steps.

President Trump had signed an order over the weekend to impose stiff tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico. But on Monday morning, Mexico's president announced that she had a successful conversation with Trump and the U.S. tariffs against her country would be paused for one month. The White House confirmed the agreement.