A bipartisan group of senators are calling on the Administration to put a halt to a surge in steel imports from Mexico.
In a letter to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, the senators demanded the Administration set a clear deadline for Mexico to enforce the steel agreement reached with the United States in 2019. That agreement set quotas for Mexican steel and aluminum in place of the global Section 232 tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration.
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