and this….
USMCA, a major Trump policy win, quietly begins July 1 as virus, economy, unrest dominate headlines
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Specifics of the deal, which the administration boasts will create hundreds of thousands of new American jobs, include rules that increase the difficulty of moving cars and car parts across national borders duty-free. The new deal stipulates that 75% of a vehicle's component parts need to be produced in North America to avoid tariffs, and 40% need to be manufactured by workers earning at least $16 an hour.
The USMCA also accounts for areas of trade that were not nearly as well developed in 1994, when NAFTA went into effect. The USMCA bans the creation of "data-localization requirements," which would limit the amount of traffic that can move from a data center in one country to servers in other nations. The deal additionally nixes tariffs being placed on data transfers.
The International Trade Commission estimates that the deal will boost U.S. gross domestic product by roughly $70 billion, and increase exports to Canada and Mexico by 5% and 7%, respectively.
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/all-things-trump/trump-administrations-usmca-goes-effect-today
smells like winning.