Author: John B. Judis
April 9, 2008
Many analysts say NAFTA has not had as devastating an impact on the U.S. job market as the Democratic candidates claim, the New Republic reports. Still, John Judis writes, the trade agreement has stressed the U.S. work force by driving up illegal immigration to the United States.
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