U.S. and Mexico considering deal to reduce fentanyl production and gun smuggling
The United States is planning to announce a deal with Mexico to reduce the flow of American guns through the southern border in exchange for Mexican authorities cracking down on fentanyl labs and drug production. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian reports on why the two sides wanted to reach a deal on blocking the flow of smuggled goods through their neighbor’s border.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Trending
U.S. and Mexico considering deal to reduce fentanyl production and gun smuggling
MSNBCUP NEXT
-
Chris Matthews: The two middles met on the debt ceiling
MSNBC -
Andrew Weissman: If the audio exists, a question of when there will be charges
MSNBC -
'Default was never an option': House GOP member on why he voted 'Yes'
MSNBC -
Majority of Americans comfortable seeing LGBTQ people in ads, report finds
MSNBC -
Special counsel obtains audio of Trump discussing classified doc after leaving office: Report
MSNBC -
Dee-Santis or Deh-Santis? His team won't say
MSNBC -
Experts warn AI could lead to human ‘extinction’
MSNBC -
Report: Trump caught on tape discussing classified document he kept
MSNBC -
Just-impeached TX AG Paxton sued Dem stronghold in 2020 to block use of universal mail-in ballots
MSNBC -
Lordy! Special counsel reportedly has audio of Trump talking about secret document he kept
MSNBC -
Lawrence: The Biden debt negotiating team did an ‘incredibly good job’
MSNBC -
Sen. Chris Murphy: Debt deal “is not an accomplishment”
MSNBC -
Special counsel reportedly has 'important' piece of evidence in possible case against Trump
MSNBC -
'Gimme a break!': Sen. Kaine vows to strip pipeline from debt ceiling deal
MSNBC -
House passes debt ceiling bill in push to avoid economic catastrophe
MSNBC -
Bernie Sanders says he will vote against debt ceiling deal
MSNBC
