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New tariffs on imported steel and aluminum go into effect across the United States this week, as the Trump administration moves to bolster the domestic metals industry and curb what it describes as "unfair trade practices" that threaten national security and American manufacturing jobs.
President Donald Trump officially announced the tariffs during a campaign-style rally last week at a steel mill in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Standing before workers and steel executives, Trump declared that the increased duties are “a major step toward securing America's steel backbone and revitalizing our. . .
