A SPECIAL REPORT: MEXICAN TRADE AGREEMENT
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IMPORTS IMPACT: Some experts fear that import curbs could trigger a trade war that might hike inflation and cost jobs, but an overwhelming number of local residents still want to crack down on imports. . . . By more than a 2-1 margin, Orange County residents said in the poll that they favor government action to protect American markets for automobiles, electronics and clothing.
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