The United States and Canada are under pressure to reach a deal to preserve a trilateral North American trade agreement. Although the new U.S.-Mexico trade agreement is flawed, the United States must do everything it can to maintain a trilateral trade deal.
Moving from the North American Free Trade Agreement, which promotes regional cooperation and economic integration, to a bilateral trade agreement with only Mexico that increases barriers to trade would be a mistake.
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