Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross indicated Monday that the administration was losing patience with Congressional Democrats over the slow pace of efforts to get the U.S. Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade passed.

The White House has been in talks with Democrats for months to set up a floor vote on the deal, but lawmakers say that further tweaks are needed. Ross claimed that the Democrats were not negotiating in good faith.

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