Here's a look at some common myths about Mexico and migration -- and what's actually happening south of the US-Mexico border
US President Donald Trump says Mexico isn't doing enough to stop immigration -- and he's threatening to saddle Mexican goods with tariffs as result.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador counters that Trump's"America First" slogan is a fallacy, arguing the US needs to do more to respond to a regional crisis that's forcing desperate migrants to flee their homes.
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