Consensus elusive for Senate reform of ‘national security’ tariffs

Senate Finance chairman Chuck Grassley conceded one point this week: Steel and aluminum will be excluded from any reform of presidential power to impose tariffs based on national security interests. Even so, there is no agreement among senators on how Congress should reassert its authority over international trade. “As of now, that legislation does not… » Read More

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