Not long ago, U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump was trashing the North America Free Trade Agreement, threatening to “rip up” the whole “one-sided” deal once he got to the White House.
Instead, the NAFTA’s new objectives under the Trump administration — offered in an 18-page summary released Monday by the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office — are surprisingly tame, according to international trade and customs experts.
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