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    🎤Jamieson Greer🏛️Donald Trump🏛️G20
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 1 of 3)
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 2 of 3)
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 3 of 3)

    @not_a_charmThe G20 only managed to agree on a single line opposing the use of food as a weapon while the U.S., Mexico, and Argentina went ahead and signed a pledge against forced labor separately. Trump's trade chief Jamieson Greer facilitated that signing between Mexico and Argentina alongside the Milwaukee meeting instead of waiting for full consensus. China is reported to have prevented the full room from agreeing to the pledge because cheap goods made with forced labor undercut other markets. The Office of the U.S. Trade Rep. provided this update and Lucas wrote it up.

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    G20 forced labor pledge split

    Photo by @not_a_charm· Oct 3, 2026· Photo 1 of 3· Jamieson Greer

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    A group of women are working in a factory setting. They are all wearing matching blue uniforms and are seated at sewing machines, appearing to be in the process of manufacturing garments. The mood is industrious and focused, with rows of workers diligently at their tasks. Red lanterns are visible hanging from the ceiling, adding a touch of cultural decoration to the otherwise utilitarian space.

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    Not A Charm
    Not A Charm@not_a_charm47m
    🎤Jamieson Greer🏛️Donald Trump🏛️G20
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 1 of 3)
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 2 of 3)
    G20 forced labor pledge split (photo 3 of 3)

    @not_a_charmThe G20 only managed to agree on a single line opposing the use of food as a weapon while the U.S., Mexico, and Argentina went ahead and signed a pledge against forced labor separately. Trump's trade chief Jamieson Greer facilitated that signing between Mexico and Argentina alongside the Milwaukee meeting instead of waiting for full consensus. China is reported to have prevented the full room from agreeing to the pledge because cheap goods made with forced labor undercut other markets. The Office of the U.S. Trade Rep. provided this update and Lucas wrote it up.

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    G20 forced labor pledge split

    Photo by @not_a_charm· Oct 3, 2026· Photo 1 of 3· Jamieson Greer

    About this photo

    A group of women are working in a factory setting. They are all wearing matching blue uniforms and are seated at sewing machines, appearing to be in the process of manufacturing garments. The mood is industrious and focused, with rows of workers diligently at their tasks. Red lanterns are visible hanging from the ceiling, adding a touch of cultural decoration to the otherwise utilitarian space.

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