As the Trump Administration considers revision of NAFTA and other trade agreements, both the White House and House Democrats have announced their visions for future U.S. trade agreements. Last week, White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro disclosed a list of 24 key elements of a Model Trade Agreement. On March 27, Ways & Means Committee Democrats published their list of “principles and proposals” for refashioning U.S. trade policy. Both proposals offer a shared, bipartisan interest in trade enforcement and in maximizing the U.S.’s sovereign right to regulate trade.