Tomorrow the Senate will vote again whether to give President Obama the fast-track authority to negotiate trade agreements that have a great impact on the US economy and the future prospects of employment for workers in the United States — and significantly limit the authority of the Congress on the immigration policy of the United States. Republican leaders, who seem strangely eager to facilitate this according to the president, they did everything possible to ensure that the many Republican members skeptical that neither the Promotion Authority Trade (TPA or # x22; fast-track amp ; # x22; authority) or the pact Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which would be the next trade agreement that rushed through the approval process …
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