President Trump Signs U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Deal

The USMCA agreement, a renegotiated trade deal between the US, Mexico, and Canada, was signed into law by the President. It was approved by the Senate and passed by the House after negotiations addressing concerns about environmental and labor standards. The US and Mexico have ratified the agreement, but it awaits Canada's formal approval to replace NAFTA.

What significant action did the President take regarding the USMCA at the White House?

• He postponed the agreement.

• He vetoed the agreement.

• He signed the agreement into law.

• He sent the agreement back to Congress.

What was a major concern for Democrats during the negotiations of the USMCA?

• Environmental standards and labor laws

• Military spending

• Tax regulations

• Healthcare provisions

Which two countries have ratified the USMCA?

• Mexico and Brazil

• United States and Mexico

• United States and Canada

• Canada and Mexico

What will the USMCA replace once it is fully approved?

• The European Union Trade Agreement

• The Trans-Pacific Partnership

• The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

• The Central American Free Trade Agreement

Which country still needs to formally approve the USMCA for it to take effect?

• Mexico

• United States

• Canada

• Brazil