Press Release: A Trade Agreement for American Prosperity: Building Bridges, Not Walls

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 19, 2026

Press Contact: Roosevelt 2028 Press Office
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Trade Agreements Must Serve the American People First

Badlands, ND — In light of recent discussions between former President Donald Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum regarding a potential trade agreement, I wish to emphasize the importance of any such deals being crafted with the American worker in mind. A successful trade agreement must prioritize the interests of American families, workers, and communities while ensuring that our national economy thrives in an increasingly interconnected world.

Trade agreements can indeed serve as a bridge to economic prosperity for both nations; however, they must not come at the expense of American jobs or industries. As we move forward, it is essential that American policymakers adopt a discerning approach that protects our workforce from unfair competition and maintains fair labor standards. I stand committed to a trade policy that fosters economic growth through cooperation while safeguarding the rights and livelihoods of our citizens.

Constructive dialogue between leaders is commendable, and I encourage ongoing discussions that aim for regional stability. However, let us not forget that diplomacy must translate into tangible benefits for the American people. A trade deal that merely serves to reduce tariffs without addressing the concerns of American workers is insufficient. We must ensure that any agreement enhances supply chain resilience and bolsters American manufacturing, creating jobs here at home.

“Our trade policies must reflect the values of a Square Deal for the Digital Age—one that champions fairness, transparency, and accountability,” I declare. “We cannot allow the interests of multinational corporations to overshadow the needs of American families. We must trust-bust Big Tech and confront the challenges of an evolving economy with bold, innovative policies that prioritize the American worker.”

Furthermore, it is crucial to acknowledge that trade agreements often have complex ramifications. While they can open new markets and create opportunities, they can also lead to job displacement and economic insecurity for certain sectors. As we pursue a comprehensive trade agreement, we must develop robust support systems for those impacted, ensuring that no American is left behind. This commitment to fairness and equity is fundamental to my vision for our nation’s trade future.

My campaign for the presidency is rooted in the principles of trust, accountability, and stewardship. The Roosevelt 2028 platform advocates for policies that not only stimulate economic growth but also protect the integrity of American labor. Fair trade must be the cornerstone of our international economic strategy, reflecting the values that underpin our great nation.

As we navigate the complexities of international trade discussions, I call on my fellow Americans to remain vigilant and engaged. The strength of our nation lies in our unity, and together we can forge a path that ensures prosperity for all Americans. We must demand that our leaders prioritize domestic needs in every negotiation, fostering an economic environment that works for the people rather than against them.

In conclusion, any new trade agreement with Mexico should not just be a matter of political convenience but a commitment to the American people. The Roosevelt 2028 campaign stands ready to advocate for policies that embody the spirit of fairness and cooperation while ensuring that the American worker is always at the forefront of our national agenda.