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US lawmaker seeks repeal of Trump’s tariffs on Asian partners
The bill text states that Congress believes the United States should collaborate with Indo-Pacific allies and partners to establish a collective defense against the Chinese Communist Party’s policies.
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Lalit K Jha (5WH) - Mon, 24, Nov 2025
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Congresswoman Jill Tokuda / Wikimedia commons
Prominent US Congresswoman Jill Tokuda has introduced legislation to eliminate President Donald Trump’s “emergency” tariffs on key Indo-Pacific allies, including India saying the United States must strengthen—not penalize—partners facing growing pressure from the Chinese Communist Party.
Tokuda said the Chinese Communist Party “continues to escalate its aggressive and coercive behavior” across the region by “developing military bases on artificial islands in the South China Sea, embargoing imports from Pacific countries, and provoking tensions along the border with India, just to name a few examples.”
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