It’s Thursday. My social media feeds have been INUNDATED with Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex’s new Netflix show. People have such strong opinions about her. Have you seen it, and what do you think? 

Today's forecast in DC: ⛅ 48° (Find your weather here)

In today's issue:

• Trump delays most Mexico tariffs

• White House pauses today’s Education Department order
• Rep. Al Green censured for Trump protest
• GOP wants Musk’s plan to be locked in through Congress
• “Hamilton” cancels Kennedy Center run

President Trump just announced that he will delay tariffs on some Mexican imports until April 2.

What about Canada?: Trump only mentioned Mexico in his announcement. But Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNBC that Canadian imports will also probably get a one-month delay.

What goods apply?: Mexican goods covered by a trade agreement Trump signed in 2020.

Read more on what this means

President Trump is aiming to shut down the Education Department through executive order, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Timing: A draft order has been circulating and was expected to be signed as early as today. But a White House official told NewsNation that the order signing has been paused because the administration wants to continue to review the draft.

Can Trump unilaterally shutter the Education Department?: No, in fact the order acknowledges that a president doesn’t have the authority to abolish a department, only Congress can.

Then how would he do it?: Trump would direct Education Secretary Linda McMahon to “take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Education Department” using “the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law.”

^ So, expect a big legal battle.

What it would take to fully shutter the department: It would require 60 “yes” votes in the Senate, which Republicans do not have.

Helpful read — So, how small can it get without Congress’s approval?: The Hill’s Lexi Lonas Cochran reported on how small the Education Department can get without Congress changing the law.

How does McMahon feel about this?: I mean, she would be putting herself out of a job. But she has said she “wholeheartedly” agrees with Trump’s plan, and when Trump nominated her, he even said he wanted her to put herself out of a job.