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I'm Georgia Howe with DailyWire editor-in-chief John Bickley. It's Monday, February 3rd, and this is your

Morning Wire afternoon update.

Mexican drug cartels are reportedly gearing up to attack U.S. Border Patrol agents and

military personnel. Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce has the details. According to an internal

memo first reported by News Nation, cartels are planning to deploy bomb-laden suicide drones and other types of explosives on U.S. law enforcement.

The memo cites social media posts where cartel leaders authorized these attacks amid President Trump's

intensified border crackdown.

Agents are urged to stay alert, report drone sightings, and carry protective gear, including rifles and first aid kits.

The memo also reveals that cartels have encouraged attacks on ice agents through social media.

The social media posts have also advised illegal migrants to, quote, spit and urinate in ice

agents food and defecate in their vehicles, while others have encouraged hitmen to target

agents for assassination.

President Trump's tariffs on Mexico will be delayed for 30 days.

That's following talks with Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum.

In exchange for this pause, Mexico says it will immediately deploy 10,000 National Guard

troops to the U.S. border aimed at curbing the rampant trafficking of drugs like fentanyl.

The pause comes two days

after Trump imposed a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian goods, citing their failure to

stop illegal drug and migrant flows. Economists warn that prolonged tariffs could push Mexico

into recession. Negotiations between the two nations are ongoing. Trump defended the tariffs while

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