and Administrator shall so certify to the Con-
gress. In making this determination, all foods 
and food products, including fruits, vegetables, 
grains, oilseeds, and meats, both fresh and 
processed, shall be reviewed. Special attention 
shall be given to foods which have had a history 
of violations. 
(B) BORDER
AREA
POLLUTION.—If the 
Administrator of the Environmental Protection 
Agency determines that conditions affecting 
public health in the United States-Mexico bor-
der zone have not worsened since January 1, 
1994, the Administrator shall so certify to the 
Congress. In addition, the Administrator, in 
consultation with the Secretariat for the 
NAFTA Commission on Environmental Co-
operation, shall report to the Congress on the 
outcomes of the Administration’s investigations 
on pollution and health hazards in and around 
the United States-Mexico border zone since the 
implementation of the NAFTA and a plan to 
remedy such pollution and health hazards. The 
report shall include— 
(i) a description and status report of 
all industrial site cleanup and environ-
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mental improvement projects begun in the 
border zone since January 1, 1994; 
(ii) information available from local, 
State, and Federal health agencies reflect-
ing the incidence since January 1, 1990, in 
and around the border zone of hepatitis, 
neural stem birth defects, lupus, chronic 
adolescent diarrhea, tuberculosis, non-
neural birth defects, cholera, botulism, and 
other disorders commonly related to indus-
trial pollution, inadequate infrastructures, 
and hazardous waste; and 
(iii) information on the incidence of 
air and water pollution since January 1, 
1990, and the causes, levels, and types of 
pollution which have occurred. 
(7) CERTIFICATION
RELATING
TO
ILLEGAL 
DRUGS.—If the Attorney General of the United 
States determines, after a review by the Drug En-
forcement Administration and consultation with ap-
propriate government agencies and citizen organiza-
tions, that increased imports from the NAFTA Par-
ties are not resulting in an increase in crime with il-
legal drugs or other controlled substances from Mex-
ico or Canada, the Attorney General shall so certify 
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to the Congress. The Attorney General through the 
Drug Enforcement Administration shall conduct a 
thorough review and report to the Congress regard-
ing the flow of illegal drugs from Mexico and Can-
ada and the relationship of such flow of illegal drugs 
to trade of other commodities and services with the 
NAFTA Parties and shall make recommendations to 
remedy the serious challenges to law enforcement by 
such flow of illegal drugs. 
(8) CERTIFICATION RELATING TO DEMOCRACY 
AND
HUMAN
FREEDOMS.—If the President, after 
consultation with appropriate government agencies, 
international organizations, and citizen organiza-
tions, determines that the Government of Mexico— 
(A) is elected in free and fair elections, 
(B) protects the rights of its citizens to or-
ganize into political parties, 
(C) protects the rights of its citizens to 
free speech and the right of the news media to 
operate without fear of government control or 
reprisal, 
(D) protects the rights of its citizens to as-
semble and to organize associations to advance 
human rights and economic opportunities, and 
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(E) receives fair and impartial litigation of 
suits and trials according to the rule of law in 
a transparent justice system, 
the President shall so certify to the Congress. 
SEC. 4. CONSULTATION WITH CONGRESS. 
The President shall consult at least semiannually 
with the Congress regarding the negotiations described in 
paragraphs (1), (2), and (3) of section 3(b). The United 
States Trade Representative shall consult with the appro-
priate committees of Congress in the development of any 
technical and conforming amendments that may be re-
quired to carry out the provisions of this Act. 
SEC. 5. SENSE OF CONGRESS THAT NAFTA NOT BE EX-
PANDED. 
Until such time as the conditions described in section 
3(b) are met, it is the sense of the Congress that the Presi-
dent should not engage in negotiations to expand the 
NAFTA to include other countries and that trade pro-
motion authority should not be renewed with respect to 
the approval of any such expansion of the NAFTA. 
SEC. 6. DEFINITIONS. 
As used in this Act: 
(1) NAFTA.—The term ‘‘NAFTA’’ means the 
North American Free Trade Agreement entered into 
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between the United States, Canada, and Mexico on 
December 17, 1992. 
(2) NAFTA 
PARTY.—The term ‘‘NAFTA 
Party’’ means the United States, Canada, or Mexico. 
(3) UNITED STATES-MEXICO BORDER ZONE.— 
The term ‘‘United States-Mexico border zone’’ 
means the area that comprises the 12-mile zone on 
the Mexican side of the United States-Mexico border 
and the counties within any State of the United 
States that are contiguous with Mexico. 
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