Passing the USMCA
Passing the USMCA
Trade Works for America was pivotal to the passage of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA). The USMCA modernized the outdated NAFTA framework by strengthening protections for intellectual property, supporting American auto manufacturing, and expanding international markets for U.S. agriculture.
Through a targeted campaign, we mobilized over 300,000 constituents in 52 key congressional districts—delivering district-specific messages to almond growers in CA-10, cattle and dairy farmers in WI-03 and WI-06, and autoworkers in Michigan. This strategic pressure helped secure broad bipartisan support and ensured USMCA’s passage.
Today, with President Trump once again leading the charge to improve and update the agreement, our mission continues. As global conditions evolve and foreign competitors seek new advantages, we support Trump’s push to strengthen USMCA to better protect American workers, restore fairness in trade relationships, and reinforce America’s economic leadership.
Trade Works for America remains committed to advancing policies that deliver results for American industries, farmers, and families—putting America first in every trade deal.