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A little over a week ago President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President Joseph R. Biden, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met in Mexico City for the 10th North American Leaders’ Summit (NALS). Before that meeting I predicted that the subject would be uniting the three North American nations, Mexico, Canada and the U.S., into a 'North American Union'.

Little reporting has emerged about particulars of that meeting. My FR post received no attention. However, on January 10th the White House posted The Declaration of North America, which outlines the need for unified cooperation between the NA neighbors {a few excerpts}:

Diversity, equity, and inclusion is foundational to the strength, vibrancy, and resilience of our countries. We focus on providing marginalized communities opportunities for their full, equal, and meaningful participation in our democracies and economies. To advance these objectives, President López Obrador, President Biden, and Prime Minister Trudeau reiterated their joint commitment to protect civil rights, promote racial justice, expand protections for LGBTQI+ individuals and deliver more equitable outcomes to all.
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Migration and Development
Today marks the six-month anniversary of the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection, a bold new framework for regional responsibility-sharing that 21 leaders endorsed on the margins of the Ninth Summit of the Americas. The three countries of North America each made ambitious commitments under the Los Angeles Declaration, including working together to advance labor mobility in North America, particularly regarding regular pathways, and have been delivering on these commitments.
Since June, Mexico, the United States and Canada have collectively welcomed record numbers of migrants and refugees from the Western Hemisphere under new and expanded labor and humanitarian programs. Today, we affirm our joint commitment to safe, orderly, and humane migration under the Los Angeles Declaration and other relevant multilateral frameworks.
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Today Jack Posobiec, along with Savannah Hernandez, did a podcast from Davos {25 minutes} on this Declaration plus the future of Taiwan and other WEF plans for humanity - including the breakdown of nationalist borders.

Stand by, folks; it is just a matter of time. It is rumored that Bitem's Sec State, Anthony Blinken, discussed with Mexico's president Obrador some months ago about the possibility of uniting the three countries. These leaders in Washington are planning to make big changes in our Republic.........