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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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DOJ Ties Transnational Subsidy Authority to Section 303's Repeal
DOJ's August 13 brief treats Congress's omission and later repeal of Section 303's same-country phrase as evidence that Section 701 reaches cross-border subsidies. The CIT can accept that history yet still narrow the rule through the singular-country, consortium, or specificity provisions.
Canada's Section 338 Baggage Carveout Does Not Extend to Mailed or Courier Parcels
Canada's Section 338 carveout for accompanied baggage does not extend to a commercial parcel merely because it is under $800 or bought for personal use. Coverage still begins with Canadian origin and a listed HTS provision, followed by exception and entry-route review.
