Closing "Back Doors" to Chinese Investment in Mexico May Cost U.S.
If the U.S. blocked imports from Mexico because they included products with foreign capital, it could violate the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
Source: wardsauto.com
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If the U.S. blocked imports from Mexico because they included products with foreign capital, it could violate the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
Trade between the U.S., Mexico and Canada is up 20% in the past three years. But how much of that is owed to a free trade agreement in force since July 1, 2020, is up for discussion.