The measures pursue the same objective from opposite directions: tariff relief rewards companies that expand US aluminum production, while tougher procurement rules push defense contractors away from adversary-linked materials. The approach risks near-term disruption because domestic suppliers cannot yet meet every requirement for capacity, scale and purity.
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