6 Answers

Don't they normally have a 90 day consultation period before negotiations start?

Not a lot of thoughts on it as yet.

ROMOS

I hope that every aspect of NAFTA is carefully considered. NAFTA controls thousands of jobs and billions of dollars and that effect will be felt in the U.S. as well, if it isn't designed to work fairly for ALL. Protectionism doesn't work.

Ducky

No doubt about it.

....treat others as we want to be treated 

from what I heard on my radio and TV station shows today. Getting rid of NAFTA would hurt too many people and jobs. I don't care how many times President Trump changes his mind on things, as long as he keeps going in the direction of helping the populace, and not hurting societies. Looks like it could go either way.

country bumpkin

@ Tabber, your answer to this question should not have been exposed to the senseless/pointless bickering among members below your answer. Comments removed by Moderator CB.

Canada buys a lot of product from United States every single day.  Why on earth would any retailer chop their customer off at the knees?  Makes not one spit of sense. 

The last time I checked it was two billion dollars a day primarily in your favor. 

 Soft wood and Dairy are not part of NAFTA.  Soft wood lumber amounts to 2% of our exports to United States and Dairy is at about .5% in a shady grey area because we have very specific guidelines. 

NAFTA's Impact on U.S. Workers. The North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA) was the door through which American workers were shoved into the neoliberal global labor market. ... The vast majority of workers who lost jobs from NAFTA suffered a permanent loss of income.  I do not know,but this bit of information does cause concern, unless Trump intends to insert a couple safety rules...>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..https://www.google.fr/search?q=nafta+countries&amp;rlz=1C1SAVS_enAU547AU553&amp;oq=nafta&amp;aqs=chrome.5.69i57j0l2j69i60j0l2.13874j0j7&amp;sourceid=chrome&amp;ie=UTF-8