HM 2002
USMCA; withdrawal; urging Congress
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Bill overview
This memorial urges the President and Congress to withdraw from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). It expresses concerns that the USMCA, along with previous trade agreements like NAFTA, are part of a broader plan by the American foreign policy establishment to create a North American Union (NAU) and ultimately a UN world government, which would threaten American independence and constitutional freedoms. The memorial argues that these agreements cede Congressional power to supranational bodies.
Key provisions
- Urges the President and Congress to withdraw from the USMCA.
- Requests the Secretary of State of Arizona to transmit the memorial to relevant federal officials.
- Expresses concerns about the creation of a North American Union (NAU).
- Argues that free trade agreements threaten Congressional authority over foreign commerce.
- Connects USMCA to a broader plan for regional and global governance.
Who is affected
- The President of the United States
- Congress
- The State of Arizona
- Mexico
- Canada
Notable changes
- The memorial specifically calls for withdrawal from the USMCA.
- It frames the USMCA as a step towards a larger, potentially undemocratic, global governance structure.
- It raises constitutional concerns about the delegation of Congressional power to international agreements.
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