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Daniel Pickard explains frequent misconceptions about how President Donald Trump uses tariffs and why we can see the fight against commercial fraud.
China may be missed to avoid US commercial laws as President Donald Trump’s tariffs and borders come into force. International commercial expert Daniel Pickard believes that Trump’s return to the oval office can end the shady Chinese commercial practices.
“What we have seen several times with many Chinese products is to decide not to meet this obligation, but actually absorb this cost and keep the price in the United States to continue to buy market share.” Pickard told Fox Business. “I think we will see the Chinese continue to try to absorb these tasks and export economic difficulties.”
Pickard says that although there is no consensus on the degree of slowdown in China’s economy, there is an agreement between experts like themselves that “significantly cooling” and CCP considers exports as a way out.
Donald Trump, President of the United States, attends a bilateral meeting with China’s XI Jinping President at Japan, Osaka, at the G20 Leaders Summit on June 29, 2019. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo/Reuters)
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However, the CCP sauce train can stop grinding thanks to Trump policy and “a call for increased enforcement,” says Pickard.
On February 1, President Trump signed an additional 10% Tarifa implementation decree for the Chinese import, which he spoke about during his 2024 campaign.
“Chinese officials did not implement the measures necessary to prevent the flow of precursor chemicals into recognized criminal cartels and stopped money laundering by transnational crimes,” the White House wrote, referring to the increased turrets.
The white house He continued earlier public administrations, which “could not fully take advantage of America’s economic situation as a tool to ensure borders.” President Trump considers the customs tariffs not only as a way of boosting American manufacturers and economy, but also by curbing the flow of illegal drugs and protection of American intellectual property.
“In response to China to theft of intellectual property, forced technology, and other unreasonable behavior, President Trump acted with conviction that he had imposed tariffs for imports from China, using this leveracks to reach a historic bilateral economic agreement,” the White House added.
President Trump discusses how he treated China in his office when he was in office during an interview with Maria. (Wang Gang/ VCG with Getty Images/ Fox Business/ Fox News)
Pickard told Fox Business that Chinese customs fraud and commercial crimes are not “anecdotal or isolated”. He claimed that “anyone who is involved in this space is aware of at least a dozen, if not more stories in which Chinese importers are involved in customs fraud.”
“There is no doubt that there is a huge duty fraud,” Pickard told Fox Business, explaining that fraud can take various forms. Chinese products can be mistakenly marked as other products or transported to other countries that remove the “Made in China” mark.
“What we see over and over again is basically overlap issues when China delivers products to Thailand or Malaysia or sometimes to Canada or Mexico, and then someone in the country removes” Made in China “, indicating that this is now” made in Thailand, And they transport it to the United States and therefore avoid tasks, “Pickard said.
According to Trump, Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, knows where he stands for the tariffs. (Ton Molina / Bloomberg through Getty Images / Getty Images)
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In response to a Fox Business commentary, Customs and Border Patrol said that “the implementation approach of trade shows how CBP uses all its authorities to overcome commercial fraud.” The CBP also promised to “use all available methods to rapidly and thoroughly review statements to ensure increased bonding, high-risk imports, and a fair and competitive commercial environment.”
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In December 2024, Ashley Hinson, a Member of the R -ia Republic, introduced a law to make China accountable for playing duty. The bill would set up a working group to manage commercial crimes and require the Attorney General to submit a one -year report on the efforts of the Ministry of Justice to manage such crimes.
“My bipartisan bill to confirm Trump doj to detect and prosecute international commercial crimes ensures that communist China and other perpetrators are criminalized for prohibited activities and that sanctions are implemented, .
When he spoke to Fox Business, the Republic of Hinson emphasized the need for legislation to give the Ministry of Justice “tools” to protect Americans from Chinese threats and strengthen the US economy.
