Trump claims he'll let CUSMA 'expire.' That couldn't happen until 2036 | Power & Politics
December 4, 2025
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10:46Now PlayingTrump claims he'll let CUSMA 'expire.' That couldn't happen until 2036 | Power & Politics
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as posted by the channelU.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Wednesday to either let the free-trade deal with Canada and Mexico expire or pursue a different agreement. If the deal isn't renewed for another 16-year term, it could expire in 2036. Brad Wood, a senior director at the National Foreign Trade Council who's testifying at hearings in Washington, D.C., on renewing the deal, says Trump is 'looking for concessions' and advises Canada to focus on making the renewal 'a win' for the president.
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