Why the U.S. Needs President Trump’s Tariffs

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On April 2, President Donald Trump took bold and historic action to defend American industry with the announcement of sweeping new tariffs aimed at countering unfair foreign trade practices and reigniting U.S. manufacturing. Dubbed “Liberation Day”, this policy marks the first major step in a new era of economic revitalization—one where the United States refuses to accept the systematic dismantling of its industrial base and begins to chart a path back to true production-led prosperity.

CPA Recommendations for Implementing Tariffs Pursuant to the America First Trade Policy Memorandum

CPA Recommendations for Implementing Tariffs Pursuant to the America First Trade Policy Memorandum

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CPA cautions against adopting a reciprocal tariff strategy aimed primarily at negotiating lower foreign trade barriers and more favorable investment conditions abroad. A reciprocal tariff strategy that prioritizes foreign governments’ willingness to reduce their trade barriers or be more receptive to foreign investment is in conflict with the stated goals of the America First Trade Policy Memorandum and undermines the predictability and stability American businesses need to confidently invest in long-term domestic production.

Why Overhauling Global Trade Rules Is a Long-Term Challenge, Not a Two-Month Fix

Why Overhauling Global Trade Rules Is a Long-Term Challenge, Not a Two-Month Fix

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It took nine months to rescue two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station this weekend, yet somehow President Trump is expected to rewrite global trade rules between the U.S. and 166 World Trade Organization-member countries in less than two months.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick on the Frontline of the “Trade War”

Commerce Secretary Lutnick on the Frontline of the “Trade War”

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Lutnick has faced adversity before. He lost his parents when he was just 18 and later rebuilt Cantor Fitzgerald after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks claimed the lives of over 600 staff and key executives, including his own brother. Now, as Commerce Secretary, he must tell trade ministers that the United States is seeking a different kind of relationship.

CPA Chairman: U.S. Must Impose Tariffs on Steel Imports

CPA Chairman: U.S. Must Impose Tariffs on Steel Imports

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America’s steel industry supports millions of American workers and is the backbone of critical industries. By imposing tariffs on steel imports and its derivatives, Trump can restore America’s industrial strength and secure a prosperous future for workers.

CPA Urges President Trump to Reinstate Steel and Aluminum Tariffs on Mexico to Protect American Industry

CPA Urges President Trump to Reinstate Steel and Aluminum Tariffs on Mexico to Protect American Industry

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In a letter delivered to the White House today, CPA urged the reinstatement of Section 232 tariffs on Mexico and outlined a series of measures to strengthen the U.S. steel and aluminum industries, which are being severely undermined by surging imports from Mexico and other nations.