Reynolds votes for NAFTA backed by district jobs view
U S Rep Mel Reynolds explains his NAFTA vote citing positive evidence and district benefits. He cites 14 000 transportation equipment jobs, 68 000 printing and publishing workers, 57 000 fabricated metal workers, and potential boosts for auto parts, chemicals, rubber and plastics, and food industries. He notes labor pressure against his stance but unified support from various stakeholders and the need to offer opportunities for Illinois second district residents.
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I support renegotiation of NAFTA to protect American workers
A veteran official argues the current NAFTA harms middle class Americans by wide wage gaps and weak protections. He urges renegotiation to ensure fair labor, environmental standards, and national security, noting Mexico's low wages, lack of independent bargaining, and weak enforcement. He backs a balanced pact aligned with US interests.
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