The new North American trade agreement will be worse in the long run. Immigration is more popular than ever in the American public.

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July 6, 2020

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USMCA Will Prove to Be Worse Than NAFTA ([link removed] )

The new USMCA is not worth celebrating; it will prove to be much more destructive for trade.

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By Inu Manak

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Polling Shows Americans Want More Immigration ([link removed] )

Public opinion is trending away from anti‐​immigration views.

- More Americans Want to Increase Immigration Than Reduce It ([link removed] )

By Alex Nowrasteh

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