Members Of The US Congress Are Not Satisfied With Vietnam'S Textile Agreement.

On Wednesday, there were more than 50 congressmen on the Pacific Rim trade agreement with Vietnam.

Fifty-two members of the house of Representatives (from the Liberal Democratic Party to the conservative Republican Party) called for special textile rules when the United States held negotiations on the p Pacific Partnership (TPP) with eight other countries.

In a letter to us trade representative Kirk, members said Vietnam had the ability to "pour into American textiles and

"If the management is not good, the p Pacific Partnership Agreement can significantly change the global trade pattern, replace the key US textile and clothing employment opportunities, and destroy the important trade relations in the Western Hemisphere, while the Western Hemisphere trade relations support nearly two million jobs," the letter said.

Negotiators called on Congress to consider tariff reductions rather than ending tariffs, requiring Vietnam to meet the benchmark of market economy before enjoying the fruits of the free trade agreement.

They also asked for stronger customs enforcement. They said that Chinese manufacturers built factories in Central American countries and enjoyed free trade agreements with the United States, using the advantages of the free trade agreement signed earlier, because they signed free trade agreements with the United States.

"These trade negotiations provide us with an opportunity to solve past mistakes and expand our economic opportunities for our workers and businesses," said Mike Michaud De, a democratic representative from Maine, Mike.

TPP countries - Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia,

President Obama's government is facing domestic opposition to trade, including opposition from within the Democratic Party, but the government regards the p Pacific Partnership Agreement as a new protection right.

But negotiators have encountered many controversies, because the ambitious agreement they are negotiating includes highly diversified economies.