President Trump To Sign U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Deal Next Week

The USMCA, a trade agreement replacing NAFTA, is set to be signed by President Trump. It introduces new rules on digital trade, labor protections, and car part manufacturing. Despite being signed by leaders in 2018, it faced delays due to House Democrats' negotiations. The revised deal passed the House and Senate, with Canada being the last to approve it for full implementation.

What is the USMCA set to replace?

• European Union Trade Agreement

• North American Free Trade Agreement

• Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement

• South American Trade Agreement

Which new rules are included in the USMCA?

• Increased agricultural subsidies

• New rules on digital trade and stronger labor protections

• Stronger environmental protections

• Reduced tariffs on electronics

When was the USMCA initially signed by the leaders of the three countries?

• 2016

• 2017

• 2018

• 2019

Who was involved in the negotiations with House Democrats for the revised USMCA deal?

• Canadian Prime Minister

• President Trump

• U.S. Trade Representative Robert Light Heiser

• Senator Chuck Grassley

Which country still needs to approve the USMCA for it to fully go into effect?

• Brazil

• United States

• Canada

• Mexico