continue engaging with the administration on trade policies impacting workers and local businesses in Kansas
Continue engaging with the administration on trade policies that affect workers and local businesses in Kansas.
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Evidence
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Moran said the Trump administration exempted salt from Canadian-import tariffs after he raised concerns with USTR about effects on Kansas taxpayers, businesses, Morton Salt, and Compass Minerals. He also said he would keep engaging the administration on trade policies affecting Kansas workers and local businesses.
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The White House said President Trump signed Sept. 8 proclamations modifying Canadian tariff actions, including removing rock salt from Section 338 tariffs, with product removals effective Sept. 15, 2026.
Assessments
Moran promised continued engagement with the administration on Kansas trade policy impacts. The evidence shows he raised Kansas-specific tariff concerns with USTR, and the administration then exempted rock salt from Canadian import tariffs during his current Senate term. Because the promised action was engagement rather than enactment of a broader trade package, this is sufficient for delivery in the same term.