That’s the name of a potential deal between the US and Mexico, where asylum applicants would remain in Mexico until their cases are individually approved by court before being allowed to legally cross the border into the US. Host Marco Werman speaks with Former Mexican Ambassador to the US Arturo Sarukhán about the deal and what it means for Mexico and US-Mexico relations.
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