"Trump cocked the hammer, didn’t need to fire, but hasn’t yet locked up the pistol."

On Trump's latest deal with Mexico, Clarice Feldman writes in the American Thinker,

Mexico will send thousands of their troops to the Guatemalan border and elsewhere to intercept the caravan's passage through Mexico. Persons arriving from Mexico into our country to file for asylum will be returned to Mexico where they will await processing of their claims, Mexico agrees to purchase substantial amounts of U.S. agricultural products. Two leaders of the caravan movement were arrested by Mexico. Twenty-six funders of the caravans had their accounts frozen. In return, the president “indefinitely suspended” the imposition of the threatened tariffs on Mexico. To those doubting Thomases: Trump cocked the hammer, didn’t need to fire, but hasn’t yet locked up the pistol.

Those experts who said that nothing could be done and who were critical of the tariff threat are probably drowning their guacamole in salty tears.

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