Mexico’s Foreign Minister told reporters outside the US State Department Thursday that while no deal has been reached regarding tariffs, his country will deploy 6,000 National Guard troops to its southern border with Guatemala. “We have informed the US government that the National Guard was formed in Mexico … [and it] is also tasked to cover the regions, the regional coordination that is the southern border, and we have explained that there are 6,000 men and that they will be deployed there,” he said. Talks are scheduled to continue today. ABC's Brian Clark joins Tony with developments.