A Timeline of our Fight to Replace NAFTA
Learn more about our fight to replace NAFTA with a better deal for workers and the environment.
The fight to replace NAFTA to stop its ongoing damage to workers and the planet
Donald Trump had the revised NAFTA to sign into law only because congressional Democrats forced him to reopen the NAFTA 2.0 deal he signed in 2018 to remove Big Pharma giveaways that would have locked in high medicine prices and to strengthen labor and environmental terms so a revised NAFTA might counter outsourcing. The corporate-rigged NAFTA 2.0 deal that Trump signed in 2018 betrayed his campaign promise to fix NAFTA and was “dead on arrival” in Congress. It included new Big Pharma giveaways that would have locked in high drug prices, making it worse than the original, and labor and environmental terms too weak to counteract NAFTA’s outsourcing of jobs and pollution.
