This resolution raises concerns about constitutional reforms in Mexico. It says changes to the judiciary and other institutions may weaken judicial independence, oversight, and democratic institutions. It also says the reforms may conflict with commitments under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and affect shared economic and security interests. The resolution reaffirms support for a strong, respectful relationship between the two countries. It does not change U.S. law.
The resolution expresses the House's position; it does not create a new legal requirement for the public. It addresses U.S.-Mexico relations, trade, and security cooperation.
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The resolution's sponsors say the reforms could harm judicial independence, transparency, and other institutions, and could make cooperation on trade, security, and organized crime harder.
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