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- Sports minister Adam van Koeverden said hosting the World Cup could help secure a US-Mexico-Canada trade deal.
- The hosts must finish a USMCA review by 1 July.
- President Donald Trump paused talks in October, later re-engaged and is expected to hold talks with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the tournament.
- The government projects a $2 billion GDP boost and earmarks $755 million for a legacy program.
