The United States is now imposing tariffs of 50% on most foreign-made steel as well as reviewing additional targeted duties.

Steelmakers and the United Steelworkers union continue to pursue trade cases to ensure that foreign steelmakers are not circumventing existing tariffs by routing the steel through other countries, or violating international trade laws, such as dumping steel at less than market value.

U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Highland, and other members of the Congressional Steel Caucus are focusing on funding for the International Trade Commission during the current budget cycle. The caucus is planning on having its annual Steel Caucus hearing with industry and union leaders soon.

"There's always new trade cases. What I'm consistently working on, especially during this budget cycl

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