Critics of the U.S.Trade Adjustment Assistance Program argue that

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Critics argue that the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program does not differentiate between workers who lose their jobs due to imports and those who lose their jobs due to other reasons, and there is no reason why one group should be given more aid than the other. Therefore, they argue that American workers whose jobs are displaced by imports are no more deserving of aid than other Americans suffering job losses.