Video: Section 232 Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Are Working

The Alliance for American Manufacturing released an explainer video on how Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs are working to address overcapacity, strengthen national security and promote job growth.

Mar 1st, 2019

The Alliance for American Manufacturing released an explainer video on how Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs are working to address overcapacity, strengthen national security and promote job growth.

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