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The Congressional Steel Caucus, a bipartisan group that supports the domestic steel industry, is urging U.S. House of Representatives leadership to support Buy America policies in any infrastructure and recovery bills.
âAny federal investment in our public infrastructure must be used to support American workers and American steel and manufacturing industries, Co-Chairman Frank J. Mrvan, the congressman from Northwest Indiana, said. I look forward to continuing to work with the House leaders and members of the Steel Caucus to expand and strengthen Buy America requirements in forthcoming legislation to invest in our economic recovery.â
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The Congressional Steel Caucus, which is co-chaired by Northwest Indiana s congressman, U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan, sent a letter to the new administration urging it to keep the Section 232 steel tariffs in place.
They argue the tariffs are needed to protect a vital industry that supports 2 million jobs across the United States, supplying the metal needed for cars, appliances, bridges, buildings and other infrastructure.Â
âAs members of the Congressional Steel Caucus, we work closely with industry and labor and recognize the impact that unfairly traded imports and global steel overcapacity have had on the nationâs steel sector, the letter stated. âIt is important that these tariffs and quotas remain in place to ensure the industry can continue its road to recovery.â