While the deadlines for the administration to take action in the Section 232 probes on robotics and industrial machinery; PPE, medical consumables, and medical equipment; and wind turbines have already passed, action in these proceedings remains a distinct possibility.

By: Alvaro Ferreira

Customs brokers and importers are gatekeepers to our country's security and safety. Since 9/11, CBP's partnership programs have recognized, and especially now must increasingly value, the critical role these good actors play.

By: Lenny P. Feldman

Get the latest buzz on drone tariffs. Listen to Two Minutes in Trade for more info.

By: J. Nicole Bivens Collinson

The Administration's latest Canada-related proclamations show that trade enforcement is moving beyond higher tariffs to include outright import bans on targeted products. Importers, customs brokers, manufacturers, and supply chain managers should now account for the risk that covered goods may be excluded entirely from the U.S. market.

Tariffs first, Process later. USITC seeks input on how to do its job -neglected since the 1940s-to inform the president on Section 338. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.

Congress reaches for the tariff weed whacker with a new Senate bill. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.

A new House-passed bill, H.R. 1869, would give the Department of Justice more authority and resources to pursue trade crimes. This episode explains how the bipartisan bill could transform traditional trade enforcement.

By: Edward Steiner

CBP wants the receipts. A new FR requests comments on a proposed rule that would require much more from importers. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade

No news is not necessarily good news. Passed deadlines on 3 section investigations means more uncertainty. Listen to Two Minutes in Trade for more.