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The Trade Security Act is a First Step, but No Solution to Section 232 Abuse

by Philip Wallach, James Wallner, Clark Packard

March 19, 2021

issues: Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Governance, Restoring the First Branch, Trade

originally published in CATO Institute

However, this provision is almost meaningless because the president can still veto any action Congress takes in this regard.

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