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U.S. won’t renew USMCA, opening door for negotiations with Canada and Mexico
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- The decision means the USMCA will stay in effect for another decade, provided no member tries to withdraw from it.
- Trump "chose not to rubber stamp a USMCA renewal without addressing existing issues," a senior administration official told reporters in a call announcing the move.
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The Trump administration has decided not to renew its trilateral trade pact with Canada and Mexico, instead opting to conduct annual reviews of the treaty that President Donald Trump once called "the best agreement we've ever made."
The widely anticipated decision on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, known as USMCA, was revealed Wednesday, the deadline for the three North American trade partners to determine whether they would renew their agreement for another 16-year term.
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