President Donald Trump is expected to sign the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement this Wednesday, according to a White House official and an administration official.
 
Senators from both parties came together last week to pass one of Trump's foremost legislative priorities -- the revised North American Free Trade Agreement -- just days before his historic impeachment trial formally began..
 
Among other changes from the Clinton-era NAFTA, the USMCA includes new provisions for digital commerce, more stringent rules of origin for auto parts and new minimum wage requirements for certain autoworkers.
 
Reuters was the first to report the expected signing from Trump.
 
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