As the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) approaches its review period, Senate Republicans continue to rally support despite varying levels of commitment from former President Trump. A coalition of U.S. agricultural groups has launched a campaign to advocate for the renewal of the trade deal, emphasizing its significant economic benefits for rural America. Recent Senate hearings have focused on assessing North American competitiveness and the potential need for enhancements to the USMCA, particularly in areas concerning agricultural benefits and enforcement. Leaders from various agricultural sectors are pushing for the strengthening of rules of origin and are wary of potential job losses if the agreement is not extended. While discussions include various reforms, the overarching sentiment among U.S. agriculture leaders is of a unified front to ensure the trade partnership remains intact, recognizing its critical role in not only maintaining jobs but also boosting exports and overall economic stability in the region.