Of course you can't force another country to enact environmental and worker protections against their will. But our country also has its own free will. >Your

Of course you can't force another country to enact environmental and worker protections against their will. But our country also has its own free will. >Your argument for this has already been debunked by Lazare. No, Lazare did the same thing you did which is to play a game of bait and switch by arguing against a point I didn't make. I don't support tariffs, which you falsely accused me of, nor do I believe that putting economic pressure on Mexico to enforce worker and environmental protections would increase US GDP or other silly notions.