Author's Summary
U.S. industries push the Trump administration to maintain the CUSMA trade deal with Canada and Mexico amid its key review process. (128 characters)
As Canada's trade agreement with the U.S. and Mexico undergoes a vital evaluation, numerous American business sectors are pressing the Trump administration to keep the pact intact.
This support highlights the deal's importance to cross-border commerce during the ongoing review.
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