It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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Department of Commerce
Accelerate front-end work on reviews as opposed to constantly pushing against statutory deadlines.
Work with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and other relevant agencies to address circumvention and duty evasion, and promote policies that encourage full duty collection to ensure the integrity of AD/CVD and circumvention orders.
Work with CBP, the Department of Justice, the Department of Treasury, and other relevant agencies to aggressively pursue importers of record and other beneficiaries for unpaid duties, and consider policy changes to reduce uncollected duties in the future.
Work, pursuant to the above, with interagency partners in AD/CVD cases to either require foreign importers of record ORs) to make cash deposits far in excess of established duty rates at the time of entry of AD/CVD merchandise, require IORs to register sufficient U.S. assets to ensure timely payment of
duties, or otherwise prohibit IORs from importing AD/CVD merchandise.
Conduct a regulatory capture audit and put guardrails in place to address improper exercise of bureaucratic prerogative.
Policy
Ensure senior policy and decision-making positions are always held by political appointees.
Reverse the practice of giving the benefit of the doubt to foreign companies versus U.S. companies in AD/CVD proceedings.
Establish a policy for addressing companies that invest heavily in the U.S. and thus have large import volumes, exposing them to AD/CVD petitions.
Establish an effective, fair, and objective process for self-initiation of AD/ CVD proceedings when industry lacks the resources or ability to act.
Provide transparency in the surrogate country list development process.