Media Alert: Section 232/ Supreme Court

Even though the Supreme Court did not today agree to accept our petition, our cause is still right.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): 

Richard Chriss,

AIIS President 

Phone: 703.245.8040 

chriss@aiis.org

Alexandria, VA. June 22, 2020.

AIIS regrets the decision.

From the beginning of our challenge to the Presidential tariff-making at the heart of this case, we have been guided by one principle: we speak out when the cause is right and the livelihoods of our members and steel supply chain colleagues are harmed.

Even though the Supreme Court did not today agree to accept our petition, our cause is still right.

We reinvigorated a robust national conversation about the proper separation of powers in our system of ordered liberty. That conversation continues. Now it is up to Congress to place limits on Presidential decision-making.

Courtesy: AIIS                        

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