Autos Retaliation Risk May Galvanize Senators To Act Against Trump’s Trade Powers — Panjiva
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Autos Retaliation Risk May Galvanize Senators To Act Against Trump’s Trade Powers

Cons. Discr. - Autos 1247 Elections 124 European Union 878 Japan 629 South Korea 605 Tariffs 1866 U.S. 5399

The Trump administration’s section 232 review of the automotive industry may prove to be a race between the Commerce Department’s investigation and the Senate’s attempts to limit the President’s trade policy powers. Public hearings in the national security review are scheduled for July 19. Sen. Portman (R-Ohio) may introduce legislation to apply a stricter definition of “national security” and shift responsibility for that decision to the Department of Defense.

One challenge to the national security definition in the recent steel and aluminum review was that traditional allies inc...

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