What we are looking for in NAFTA renegotiations is fundamentally ending these protection contracts and changing Mexico's law so people have a real chance to join unions and to have a voice, if they want to--or not to join the union.
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Stabenow emphasizes the need for union rights in NAFTA negotiations.
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