The White House Sunday issued two orders, adressing small parcel shipments from Canada and Mexico and the application of the de minimis exemption from customs duties. The executive orders addressing trade duties at the northern (Canada) and southern (Mexico) borders share a structural and procedural similarity, but distinctions emerge in their treatment of de minimis duty-free exemptions and the underlying policy objectives.
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