With the White House noticing the start of the mandated six-year review of the United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, the clock is ticking on the future of the most consequential trade partnership in America’s history.

The USMCA is a signature achievement of President Donald Trump’s first term, making North American trade more modern, affordable, and successful against foreign competitors such as China. The agreement was viewed correctly as such a major win for U.S. workers, manufacturers, farmers, and service businesses that Trump secured historic bipartisan support of 385 lawmakers in the House and 89 in the Senate.