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Trump Is Using a Trade Law Relic to Illegally Punish Canada

Newseze Wire·Mon, Nov 2, 6:02 AMWire: The Dispatch
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Trump Is Using a Trade Law Relic to Illegally Punish Canada

A new lawsuit challenges the administration’s tariff war against an ally.

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