A group of 37 Congressional Democrats are urging US Trade Representative Katherine Tai to move ahead with her reported plans to curb investor-state dispute settlement mechanisms in US free trade agreements.
In a letter to Ms. Tai, the lawmakers said that USTR should continue its effort to rein in ISDS, especially given that President-elect Trump eliminated the mechanism from the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement during his first Administration.
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