President Trump’s customs order turns importer identity into a central enforcement target, directing CBP to scrutinize who may act as importer of record, what domestic assets or bonds they must maintain, and what ownership and supply-chain information they must disclose. The order does not impose immediate new compliance obligations, but it sets up rulemakings that could sharply narrow foreign importers’ access to informal entry, raise bonding and documentation burdens, and make customs penalties harder to mitigate.
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