JimBowie1958
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Mexico has engaged in currency manipulation, collapsing the peso within months of the deal going into force.
There are plenty of other critics of NAFTA as well for a million reasons.
With NAFTA, the Rich got richer and the crooked got crookeder.
Why NAFTA is Bad for the U.S. | Economy In Crisis
When we examine the details of the “free trade” agreement, it is easy to see why it has caused so much devastation. From toxic imports to the flooding of illegal immigrants, NAFTA has all but decimated the United States.
Week after week we hear about recalls of imports, including imports from Mexico and Canada. ...
Because of NAFTA, American workers are now forced to compete directly with Mexican workers who, on average, make just $3 per hour. Their American counterparts make $18 per hour. .....
We had a small trade surplus with Mexico in 1993 before signing onto NAFTA. By 2007, 14 years after signing NAFTA, that surplus turned into a $91 billion deficit with Mexico. ....
Illegal immigrants in the U.S. have increased to 12 million today from 3.9 million in 1993, accounting for an overall increase of over 300 percent. Since NAFTA was implemented, 300,000 American family farms have been put out of business. Overall, net farm incomes are down 13 percent.....
The cruel reality of NAFTA is that it does not benefit the American worker. In fact, it encourages our jobs to leave the country in pursuit of lower wage rates, non-existent environmental standards and trade without restrictions.
NAFTA was a disaster when it was passed by Congress, a disaster when it was enacted and it remains a disaster today.
There are plenty of other critics of NAFTA as well for a million reasons.
With NAFTA, the Rich got richer and the crooked got crookeder.
Why NAFTA is Bad for the U.S. | Economy In Crisis
When we examine the details of the “free trade” agreement, it is easy to see why it has caused so much devastation. From toxic imports to the flooding of illegal immigrants, NAFTA has all but decimated the United States.
Week after week we hear about recalls of imports, including imports from Mexico and Canada. ...
Because of NAFTA, American workers are now forced to compete directly with Mexican workers who, on average, make just $3 per hour. Their American counterparts make $18 per hour. .....
We had a small trade surplus with Mexico in 1993 before signing onto NAFTA. By 2007, 14 years after signing NAFTA, that surplus turned into a $91 billion deficit with Mexico. ....
Illegal immigrants in the U.S. have increased to 12 million today from 3.9 million in 1993, accounting for an overall increase of over 300 percent. Since NAFTA was implemented, 300,000 American family farms have been put out of business. Overall, net farm incomes are down 13 percent.....
The cruel reality of NAFTA is that it does not benefit the American worker. In fact, it encourages our jobs to leave the country in pursuit of lower wage rates, non-existent environmental standards and trade without restrictions.
NAFTA was a disaster when it was passed by Congress, a disaster when it was enacted and it remains a disaster today.