Press Release: Jonathan Jackson Criticizes Trump Administration’s Move to Remove South Africa from AGOA
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Jonathan Jackson criticizes the Trump administration's South Africa AGOA removal, warning of trade and diplomatic harm.
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Jackson criticizes AGOA decision: Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson said he opposes the Trump administration’s plan to end South Africa’s participation in the African Growth and Opportunity Act, or AGOA, starting Jan. 1, 2027. He said the move could harm trade ties and wider U.S.–Africa relations.
He cites economic and diplomatic concerns: In the release, Jackson said AGOA supports trade, investment and development, and that removing South Africa could affect workers and businesses in both countries. He also warned the decision could give other global powers, including China, more influence in Africa.
Jackson urges reconsideration: He called on the administration to reverse course, pursue talks with South Africa and preserve the country’s AGOA benefits. He also said Congress should review trade decisions involving African nations to ensure they are transparent and consistent with U.S. interests.
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