Trump THREATENS to SCRAP USMCA Canada Emergency Trade Talk COLLAPSE Under $1 TRILLION July Deadline скачать в хорошем качестве

Trump THREATENS to SCRAP USMCA Canada Emergency Trade Talk COLLAPSE Under $1 TRILLION July Deadline

President Trump publicly called the USMCA "irrelevant" — and now the clock is running out. Here are the facts nobody is putting together in one place. On January 13th, 2026, standing inside a Ford factory in Dearborn, Michigan, Trump told the room full of automakers that the trade agreement governing nearly $1 TRILLION in annual Canada-US trade has "no real advantage." Canada's emergency trade talks with Washington have since completely stalled. The July 1st, 2026 deadline — written directly into USMCA Article 34.7 — is closing in fast. 📌 What you need to know: — $903 billion in annual US-Canada trade is now at risk — Manufacturing jobs in Canada have already fallen by 55,000 since January 2025 — Canadian motor vehicle exports to the US collapsed nearly 25% in a single month — Steel and aluminum tariffs from the US are now at 50% — in effect right now — US auto market share in Canada hit a record low of just 36% — Nearly 3 million American jobs depend on this cross-border trade system functioning — Canada has already signed a preliminary trade deal with China and is pivoting to Asia Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is not negotiating from desperation. He flew to Beijing, Tokyo, and Seoul — and told the world Canada's relationship with the US is "no longer the only relationship that matters." This is not political spin. These are verified numbers from the Bank of Canada, CSIS, Bloomberg, the International Trade Administration, and official government statements. Three scenarios are now on the table: a quiet backdown, a messy stalemate, or a permanent realignment of North American trade. We break down all three — and what each one means for your job, your prices, and your economy. 🔔 Subscribe for daily fact-based international news coverage. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments — which outcome do you think is most likely? #USMCA #TrumpTariffs #CanadaUSTradeWar #TradeWar2026 #MarkCarney #TrumpNews #CanadaEconomy #NorthAmericanTrade #USPolitics #GlobalTrade #BreakingNews #USCanadaRelations #TradePolicy #TrumpUSMCA #CanadaChina