It has come to the concern of many individuals in Canada, the United States, and Mexico that this agreement causes more problems than what it's worth. In Canada, protests erupted within the past decade over fear of a loss of sovereignty; in the United States, an influx of unemployment arose as more and more companies continue to move their factories to Mexico for cheaper labor; and as for Mexico, a rebellion arose around Yucatan known as the EZLN, who of which are native farm growers who lost all their profit due to this agreement, and the cheaper crops harvested by American companies. In regards to these issues, it is greatly stressed that steps to break this agreement must be taken as soon as possible.
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