. >> hi, i'm allen cooper. i'm a retired physician, who spent the last five years doing safety net medicine, after i retired from caring for people with alcoholism and mental and liver disease. at the last meeting -- i agree with dr. leery, there is a vulnerable population on the streets. and we should be doing something to try to identify and help them. at the last meeting, i asked if anyone knew how many of the 400 people, who died in the last two years on the street, had had at least 55150. do we have an answer? did anyone bother to look? good data could persuade me to go the other way. but i think you're afraid of the answer. i think you're afraid of the answer because the people who are dying tend not to be the ones who are most visible, in my experience, working with homeless, they tend to be the ones who are lying in corners quietly. i'd love to hear that answer before you move forward. get data and you can convince us that we're wrong. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is jared atkins andi like to t

department to develop a strategy to expand tourism through cooperation with mexico including collaboration with government and nondepoft allen tits. legitimate tourism between our two countries in my view strengthens our economies, strengthens our cultures and our partnership together and should be encouraged and expanded. with that, let me just thank my good friend, mr. cuellar, for his hard work. he does a lot of good work between the united states and mexico and i look forward to working together in this congress. and with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: i yield four minutes to the author of this bill the chair of the u.s.-mexico, the gentleman from texas, mr. cuellar. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cuellar: i want to thank chairman engel for his leadership that he has provided in making sure we develop a good working relationship with the republic of mexico. we developed a bill that is over in the senate and now passing a tourism bill that will be used to promote this important relationsh

allen takes a closer look. >> reporter: no monday morning tariffs on mexico after president trump clenched an 11th hour immigration deal for tougher enforcement tweeting there's now going to be great cooperation mexico and the u.s. mr. president trump widely criticized for threatening tariffs blasted as false a "new york times" report suggesting weeks of trade tensions in fact had not accomplished that much under the deal mexico plans to deploy 6,000 troops across its southern border to stop migrants from central america a senior american official acknowledged that mexico had already pledged 5,400 troops and mexico agreed to allow thousands of migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. to remain in or be returned to mexico while their legal cases proceed. an arrangement first agreed to back in september. what's now is an expansion of mexico's commitments. >> he brought mexico to the table again and what they're talking about they're going to be doing it's going to be a game changer. >> reporter: still, democrats campaigning in iowa where farmers are getting hurt of trade tensions also accusing mr. trump of salving a manufactured crisis. >> i think the president has completely overblown what he purpo

allen at the white house. >> reporter: no monday morning tariffs on mexico after president trump clinched an 11th hour immigration deal for tougher enforcement. tweeting, there's now going to be great cooperation between mexico and the u.s. mr. trump widely criticized for threatening tariffs blasted as false in a "new york times" report suggesting weeks of trade tension, in fact, had not accomplished that much. under the deal, mexico plans to deploy 6,000 troops across its southern border to stop migrants from central america. a senior administration official acknowledged to nbc news mexico already had pledged 5,400 troops. and mexico agreed to allow thousands of migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. to remain in or be returned to mexico while their legal cases proceed. an arrangement first agreed to by the u.s. and mexico back in december. what's new, an administration official says, is an expansion of mexico's commitments. >> he brought mexico to the table again. and what they're talking about, they're going to be doing, it's going to be a game changer. >> reporter: still, democrats campaigning in iowa, where farmers are getting hurt by trade tensions, also accusing mr. trump of solving a manu