Section 232 is Working

Two briefs make clear that tariffs on steel and aluminum imports have been effective -- and removing them will do next to nothing to ease inflation.

Lohse found a second career at the historic Gary Works steel mill in Indiana. Thanks to Section 232 trade action, he's optimistic about its future.

Steelworker Seth Skalnik watched as the blast furnace came down at the U.S. Steel facility. Five years later, he was there when the steel mill mounted a comeback.

Reps. Conor Lamb (D-Pa.), Frank Mrvan (D-Ind.), Mike Bost (R-Ill.) and Rick Crawford (R-Ark.), along with steel industry executives and United Steelworkers International President Tom Conway,...

Meanwhile, the domestic steel industry is gathering to discuss the state of play.

Jim Johnston was in the Oval Office when one president signed a proclamation putting Section 232 into effect. Now he wants another president to keep it in place.

The Section 232 tariffs made it possible.

Boone explains how Section 232 helped revive steel mills across the country, along with the businesses and communities that surround them.

It's critical for the United States to maintain "effective trade measures to prevent new surges of steel imports fueled by global overcapacity" -- including from our allies.

Surging steel imports battered the Evraz Pueblo steel mill for years. Now business is booming, and Evraz Pueblo is set to become the first solar-powered steel mill in America.