Two Minutes in Trade - Congress Now Gunning for Section 122 Tariffs

About this episode

Lawmakers are introducing legislation to void Section 122 tariffs and provide refunds.

Scarcely one month after lawsuits were filed against Section 122 tariffs, a group of lawmakers on the Hill – including at least one Republican – has introduced legislation which would void Section 122 tariffs and provide for refunds back to February when they were initiated.

Topics covered

• Section 122 tariffs
• legislation
• Congress
• trade policy

Keywords

• tariffs
• lawmakers
• refunds

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