HM2002

USMCA; withdrawal; urging Congress

Introduced·1/12/26
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Arizona HM2002 urges the U.S. to withdraw from the USMCA, citing concerns over regional integration and loss of national sovereignty.

Arizona HM2002 urges the President and Congress to withdraw from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), expressing concerns that the agreement could lead to the creation of a North American Union (NAU) regional government. The memorial argues that such integration threatens U.S. independence and constitutional rights. It highlights historical context, including statements from former Mexican presidents and Henry Kissinger, to support its position.

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History

Jan 13

House

House read second time

Jan 12

House

Introduced in House and read first time

Jan 12

House

Assigned to House FMAE Committee