In 2019, Mexico pledged to hold the volume of its steel exports to specific levels. In return, the Trump administration agreed to lift tariffs on steel shipped from Mexico. That seemed promising for America’s steel pipe and tube manufacturers. But since then, Mexico has brazenly and continuously violated the agreement.
Mexico’s shipments to the U.S. of steel made elsewhere have risen dramatically since then, reaching an astounding 472% above the levels set in 2019.
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