WASHINGTON – The United States wants to insert a so-called sunset clause in NAFTA, which would terminate the agreement after five years unless the three member countries agree to extend it.
Wilbur Ross, U.S. President Donald Trump’s commerce secretary, says the constant threat of termination would force a permanent, systematic re-evaluation of the deal.
He says he and the U.S. trade czar agree that the new NAFTA should include such a termination.
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