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Trade-policy analysis for import-scope decisions, written from the public record. Start from a product line, origin, supplier, or case, then read what the record changes for that file.
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Auxin Solar: Reversal Could Leave Tariff Holiday Unsettled
Even if the Federal Circuit rejects CIT's Section 318 reading, unresolved claims and entry records could keep the Biden-era solar tariff moratorium unsettled.
U.S. Critical Minerals Agreements Do Not Share One Legal Status
U.S. critical-minerals deals can look like one policy package, but each instrument follows a different path from signature to legal and commercial effect. The matrix traces border measures, financing decisions, labor duties, and project conditions.
Why USITC Rejected the Tomato Market-Change Evidence
USITC found that purchase-share shifts and scanner data did not show a meaningful change since 2019 in competition between U.S. and Mexican tomatoes. Publication 5762 shows how to build a stronger Section 751(b) record.
