The White House defended President Trump’s decision to temporarily suspend higher tariffs on ground beef imports amid a report that a Brazilian billionaire influenced the decision. A White House official told News Nation, “President Trump’s action to address a short-term supply crunch in the beef market was the result of a long policy planning and…
White House defends Trump’s beef import plan after report on billionaire’s influence
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