Former President Donald Trump stated he is 'not a big fan' of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which he signed into law. The US must approve a renewal of the existing agreement by July 1, or announce its intention to exit the pact, a process that would take 10 years. Trump also denied claims regarding a $300 billion fund for Iran, stating, 'It’s false.' He made these remarks while alongside Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, emphasizing that investment decisions are up to individuals and not the government. Trump further commented on the agreement's potential benefits for Iran, stating that if Iran ceases funding terrorism and halts its nuclear weapons pursuit, it could be reintegrated into the world economy.
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Trump expresses reservations about USMCA and comments on Iran funding
Donald Trump expressed his discontent with the USMCA, stating he is 'not a big fan' of the agreement. He also denied allegations about a $300 billion fund for Iran, asserting that investment decisions are individual choices, and discussed the potential for Iran to re-enter the world economy if it meets certain conditions.
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