U.S. President Donald Trump says he may not renew the USMCA free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, which replaced NAFTA during his first term. Speaking to reporters, Trump indicated he is “not looking to renew” the pact when it comes up for renewal, roughly six years after it took effect. The remarks are presented as a potential shift in how the U.S. approaches the Canada–U.S.–Mexico trade relationship under the current agreement.
The reporting from multiple outlets agrees on the core point: Trump is signaling uncertainty about whether the U.S. will seek renewal of USMCA/CUSMA. The coverage also frames the agreement as the successor to NAFTA and links the timeline to when it was implemented in Trump’s earlier presidency.
None of the sources cited provide details on what conditions, timeline, or negotiating steps would apply if the U.S. does not renew the deal. The statements are therefore treated as an indication of possible policy direction rather than a finalized decision.
