Trump and Lopez Obrador Will Talk Long-Term Solution to Illegal Immigration This afternoon, President Trump will welcome President of Mexico Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to the White House, where they will discuss “a long-term strategy to target illegal migration,” Anna Giaritelli writes in the Washington Examiner. In addition to decreasing illegal immigration, historic cooperation between the United States and Mexico recently led to President Trump’s NAFTA-replacing United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which took effect one week ago today. Click here to read more. Watch live at 3:35 p.m. ET: Joint Declaration signing In the wake of Coronavirus, “we now see a looming crisis for schools and child care. If it's left unaddressed, it will exacerbate the economic crisis caused by the pandemic by preventing parents across the country from returning to work, and continue to widen the socioeconomic gap,” House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy writes in USA Today. “The daughter of a slain New York City police officer spoke out against the vilification of cops taking place amid the nationwide protests against police brutality,” Joshua Nelson reports. “People like my mom, who was the most amazing person in my life, deserve to not be executed the way that she was because just because of her uniform,” Genesis Villella said. Read more in Fox News. “By the telling of the intellectual classes, conservatism is the ideology of the elite . . . [but] conservatism is the natural disposition and political home of the working classes, invested in stability, protections for families, and supportive of the formative institutions of civil society, especially religious institutions,” Patrick Deneen writes in The American Conservative.