The Congressional Progressive Caucus wants President Donald Trump to reopen the new North American trade agreement to address the caucus' concerns — though the group has not officially opposed the deal
The Congressional Progressive Caucus wants President Donald Trump to reopen the new North American trade agreement to address the caucus' concerns — though the group has not officially opposed the deal.
"It’s no secret that any trade deal will need the support of the Progressive Caucus to pass the House — so we expect USTR Lighthizer to work with us to make the necessary changes," Pocan said. “We want to make sure we have a bill that works for labor, for the environment, for consumers. We especially find the provisions around pharma very egregious," Pocan told reporters earlier Tuesday.By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus opposition could complicate White House efforts to get USMCA approved by Congress, given that the group has more than 90 members.
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