North America's Trade Deal Hits a Deadline: What's at Stake

The U.S., Mexico, and Canada must decide by July 1 whether to keep their largest trade agreement or let it expire—a choice that could unravel $1 trillion in annual cross-border commerce. The Trump administration is pushing for stricter controls on Chinese imports, more goods made in America, and better access to Canadian dairy. Officials hint talks may slip past the deadline, while leaving open the threat of withdrawal if demands go unmet.