Ross: Auto tariffs still possible; critics ‘don’t understand’ Section 232
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Some trade analysts have rejected this reasoning. “If negotiations could continue indefinitely, in secret and without formal notification from the president by a certain point in time, why would Congress have bothered to specify 180 days as the deadline for the president to decide whether to take additional action?” the R Street Institute’s Halie Craig and Clark Packard argued in a blog post earlier this month.
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