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The Trump Administration has declared it will not renew the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement in its current form, signaling potential major changes to North American trade relations. This announcement raises critical questions about the future of trilateral commerce and the legal implications for businesses operating across these borders.

President Trump has signed three proclamations imposing 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods under Section 338, citing discriminatory treatment of U.S. exports. Meanwhile, U.S.-Mexico trade negotiations continue in Mexico City as both countries work to revise USMCA provisions before the agreement's long-term viability is threatened.

The exchange of wage-related information between two competitors may not be a per se violation of antitrust laws, according to a Federal court in Michigan.