The Trump administration’s efforts on behalf of Mexican labor belie an aggressive anti-worker project at home.
USMCA
Posted inAmerica and the World
A Mexican Oligarch Is Undermining the New NAFTA
As the bill moves from the House to the Senate, a billionaire mine owner seeks to defeat an American miners’ strike by employing scabs—which the pending accord would outlaw.
Posted inTAP
How Trump Became a Fake Champion of Mexican Labor Rights (Of All Things)
Today on TAP: The NAFTA deal hits a last-minute snag
Posted inTAP
Trump: The Art of the Trade Deal
Today on TAP: Trump’s China deal is a fraud but possibly a political winner
Posted inPolitics
Under Cover of Impeachment, Pelosi Wraps Up a Year’s Policymaking in 24 Hours
While nobody was looking, the House Speaker resolved major end-of-the-year policy deals. Here’s the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Posted inTAP
Democrats Prepare Articles of Impeachment, Support Trump’s NAFTA (Huh?)
Today on TAP: Even the AFL-CIO is on board with Trump’s USMCA
Posted inWorking in America
Killing NAFTA Softly
Despite continual rumors that a deal on the update to the North American trade agreement is imminent, House Democrats and Trump are far apart.
Posted inAmerica and the World
What Workers Need From the Revision of NAFTA
A successful trade agreement with Canada and Mexico depends on fair treatment for Mexican workers.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
When Pharma Needs a Friend: Conservative House Democrats Move to Protect Drug Company Profits
A letter from 11 Democrats expresses support for a drug patent provision in the NAFTA update that most of their caucus opposes.