U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer faced questions from Republican lawmakers during a closed-door meeting on Wednesday about the Trump administration’s trade stalemate with Canada and its controversial decision to lower beef import tariffs. Greer attended a regular weekly lunch meeting with Republicans to discuss various parts of the administration’s trade agenda, a discussion that comes…
House Republicans press Trump trade official over beef imports, Canada
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