Free Trade with a Human Face

If immigration is to become a less heated issue in the US, America's next president must address the needs of Latin America’s economies. This means supporting improvements to existing and pending free-trade agreements between the US and Latin America.

MEXICO CITY – Although many Americans believe immigration is a domestic issue that should be excluded from talks with other governments, this is not a view held by other nations – or by the United States. Indeed, the US negotiated its first immigration deal in 1907, maintained for more than two decades a controversial treaty with Mexico covering immigration, and has kept up immigration talks and deals even with Fidel Castro since the early 1960’s.

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