The new guidance raises the compliance burden for importers by making clear that forced-labor enforcement is no longer chiefly a Xinjiang-specific UFLPA issue, but a broader admissibility regime covering statutory bans, WROs, Findings and North Korea-related CAATSA enforcement.
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