Trump says U.S. would "do better as a country" without USMCA

President Trump recently expressed doubts about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), suggesting the U.S. would fare better without it. This comes as a surprising reversal for a deal he signed during his first term. Trump's comments, made in Paris, highlight a potential shift in his trade policy stance, which could impact international trade relations and negotiations moving forward. The implications of his remarks could influence how the agreement is viewed by both domestic and international stakeholders.