For North Working americans, farmers, producers, and companies, the USMCA is a win-win situation. The agreement promotes more balanced, reciprocal trade, which supports high-paying employment in the United States and helps the North American economic growth and expand.
The most likely individual out of these choices to contest NAFTA would most likely be a <u><em>U.S. labor union leader</em></u>. Labor unions typically greatly oppose free trade agreements because they fear that the agreements will end jobs for unionized workers and instead jobs will be sent overseas to countries where there is increased trade and production due to the agreement.
2. Relations with America's European allies in NATO
Explanation:
President Clinton's foreign policies experienced hiccups in his first years in office stumbled such as listed above except his relation with America's allies, Germany and France in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
