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It’s been a month since the border reopened to vaccinated travelers kickstarting cross-border commerce, but some businesses are still working to rebound.

Which would have cut back on commerce with mexico, arizona, farm states like iowa, the automobile-producing state of michigan, where republicans had serious concerns, texas of course a huge amount of cross border commerce with mexico. so huge concerns, it was rebellion in the senate. this is the outcome that we have for the time being. but it remains to be seen just how effective this agreement is going to be in achieving the goal of stopping this flow of migrants coming from central america. >> and john, let's talk about the numbers for a minute. >> and kend is -- to mike's point, i'm standin...

Breaking economic partnerships that have created good jobs for both of our peoples. canadians and americans alike share a common history, as well as people to people ties that make us completely and totally integrated. our workers are connected by trade, transportation, cross border commerce. our communities rely on each other for security, stability and economic prosperity. our families have long lived together and worked together. we know that more often than not, our victories are shared. just as we celebrate together, so, too, do we suffer loss and heartbreak together. through it all, the ...

Unequal. these are not two countries who share equal burdens. in the nafta relationship, guess who is the junior partner in that? it's not mexico. it's canada. canada has the smaller gdp. when you look at trade, the problem with trade, mexico we have a trade deficit of $63 billion. with canada, it's just 11. 75% of what canada sells into the open market comes into our country. 20% of absolutely everything canadians make comes into the u.s. they need us more than we need them. >> chris, did you get closer to the television when that one reporter asked the question about, we are having our own s...