The caucus will work directly with Mexican counterparts to lay the groundwork for a successful review and long-term partnership on trade, manufacturing and security issues. The USMCA review—which will determine the future terms of trade governing a $900 billion annual relationship—requires active congressional engagement to ensure American workers, farmers, and businesses are positioned to benefit.
Use the caucus to work directly with Mexican counterparts and actively engage in the USMCA review to ensure American workers, farmers, and businesses benefit and to lay groundwork for long-term partnership on trade, manufacturing, and security.
Occurrences
Evidence
Stanton announced the launch of a bipartisan U.S.-Mexico Congressional Caucus and said it will work directly with Mexican counterparts as the 2026 USMCA review approaches.
Stanton signed a House letter urging USTR to use the 2026 USMCA review to strengthen the agreement and to coordinate closely with Canadian and Mexican counterparts.
Assessments
Stanton has materially advanced the promised effort by launching a bipartisan U.S.-Mexico Congressional Caucus and by signing a House letter pushing coordination with Mexican counterparts ahead of the 2026 USMCA review. That supports credit for the core engagement mechanism and active oversight, but the broader promised benefits for workers, farmers, businesses, and long-term partnership are not yet demonstrated as completed outcomes.