As a major trade liberalization measure carried by the Clinton administration, NAFTA reshaped North American trade, spurred economic integration, and became a central policy and political reference point in debates over globalization and jobs.
NAFTA officially went into effect on January 1, 1994, creating a tariff-free trading zone between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
As a major trade liberalization measure carried by the Clinton administration, NAFTA reshaped North American trade, spurred economic integration, and became a central policy and political reference point in debates over globalization and jobs.
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Trump's recently imposed tariffs face criticism from both domestic voters and international allies.
Trump's new tariffs on imports have drawn criticism from international trade partners.
Trump announces extensive new tariffs affecting a wide range of imports.
Trump's tariffs faced criticism from international trade partners.