Pete Hoekstra: President-elect Donald Trump chose former ambassador and representative Pete Hoekstra to be the U.S. ambassador to Canada. “Pete is greatly respected in the great state of Michigan – a state we won by a wide margin,” Trump reportedly wrote in a release issued Wednesday evening. He represented Michigan's 2nd District in Congress for nearly 20 years, where he was also Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and was very helpful to our campaign as Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party.”
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Trump said, “I reformed the disastrous NAFTA agreement, which was the worst trade deal in the history of the United States, into the USMCA (Mexico/Canada), which no one thought could be done.” Could. “We brought trade with Mexico and Canada to a level playing field for our amazing farmers and working families.” He said that during his second term, Hoekstra will help him once again put “America first.”
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