Federal Appeals Court Upholds Trump 10% Tariffs During Legal Fight
Court ruling lets government enforce global tariffs while importers challenge the levies. What the decision means for truck parts, chassis, and cross-border…
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CBP Now Blocks Mexican Truckers at Border Using DOT Cabotage Records
Border Patrol agents are cross-checking FMCSA violation histories in real time, denying entry to drivers flagged for illegal domestic hauls.
Trump Says U.S. Won't Renew USMCA, What It Means for Cross-Border Truck Supply
President Trump announced the U.S. will not renew the USMCA trade pact ahead of the July 1 deadline, setting up months of renegotiation. Cross-border equipment…
CBP Tariff Refund Process Heads to Federal Court Amid Importer Dispute
U.S. Customs official to testify on refund procedures after Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs. No FMCSA compliance trigger, no CSA change, no…
Gordie Howe Bridge Opens June 15, What Cross-Border Fleets Need to Know
The $4.6 billion Detroit-Windsor span adds a second commercial crossing for auto and freight traffic, but toll structure and U.S. political support remain…
U.S. to Skip USMCA Renewal July 1, Triggering Rolling Reviews
White House will let trade pact enter annual review cycle instead of 16-year extension. Auto content rules, steel tariffs, and side deals now in play for…
White House Proposes 10% Tariffs on 60 Countries, EU Status Unclear
June 2 announcement leaves European Union and other trading partners uncertain whether existing tariff caps still apply.
USTR Forced Labor Tariffs Hit 60 Countries, No FMCSA Compliance Trigger
New 10-12.5% tariffs target forced labor imports under Section 301. No change to carrier operating authority, CSA scores, or cross-border documentation.
U.S. Plans 10% Tariff on Canada, Mexico, Taiwan Over Forced Labor Ban
USTR report says Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, U.K., and others face additional 10% tariffs for allegedly failing to enforce forced labor import restrictions. What…
3,200 Mexican Drivers Lose U.S. Visas Over Cabotage Violations
DOT and CBP merged enforcement systems, triggering automatic visa revocations for drivers flagged in cabotage sweeps. Cross-border carriers face tighter…
Canada Pitches Auto and Aluminum Sourcing Tie-Up Ahead of USMCA Talks
Canadian officials propose tighter North American auto and aluminum supply integration as U.S. and Mexico begin formal USMCA review negotiations.
Ontario Audit Finds 54 Truck Schools Never Inspected, Two Issued CDLs After 59-Hour Courses
Auditor general's undercover investigation caught two schools certifying drivers with 59.5 and 81 hours of training, 44 hours short of the province's…