Senate Republicans solidify support for USMCA despite wavering Trump backing

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Senate Republicans Unite Behind USMCA Amid Waning Trump Support

A recent hearing on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) has seen Senate Republicans rally behind the trade deal, despite waning support from former President Donald Trump. The agreement was first signed into law in 2020 and aims to strengthen economic ties between the three countries.

The Senate Committee on Finance held a hearing on February 12, where lawmakers discussed the impact of USMCA on North American competitiveness. During the hearing, several agriculture groups launched campaigns to promote trade with Canada and Mexico.

Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) also spoke at the hearing, advocating for enhanced enforcement of USMCA. His comments were reported by Quiver Quantitative.

Meanwhile, a press release from AG Information Network of the West highlighted the importance of reevaluating USMCA in light of recent developments in the tree fruit industry.

The CBC reported on U.S. agriculture groups launching campaigns to support trade with Canada and Mexico.

These reports indicate that Senate Republicans are united behind USMCA, despite some uncertainty surrounding Trump’s stance on the agreement.

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