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The US Chamber is calling for Trump Administration immediately implement A ”rate The turn off process ”to keep the US economy from falling in recession And it causes “irreparable damage” to a small business.
In a letter, for the first time, obtained by CNBC, the mass group of lobbying business asked key officials Trump Trade automatically raise tariffs on all small business importers and on all products that “cannot be manufactured in the US” or have no internal time.
In a letter to the CEO of the House of Susannah Clark also asked the Trump administration to create a business process quickly to obtain tariff exceptions if they can demonstrate that import duties are creating “significant employment risks”.
“We are deeply concerned that even if it takes only weeks or months to reach agreements, many small enterprises will cause irreparable damage,” Clark wrote in a letter sent at the end of Wednesday by Minister Scott Babe, Secretary of Trade Howard Lutnik and US trade representative.
“The House asks the administration to take immediate action to save the small business of America and get rid of the recession,” she wrote.
In an interview on Thursday morning on CNBC “Shkvak on the street“Clark said she had discharged the White House because” we just filled small business requests for information. “
These business owners “fear the survival of their business,” she said.
Clark also explained why the House decided not to challenge Trump’s tariffs in court – as others did – although her group sued Baden’s administration more than 20 times.
“We are worried about overcoming the government” and “micro -micro”, “she said. “But in this case, the courts take a long time. And what is needed for small businesses that all business needs, more immediate relief.”
When asked if Trump’s administration, the Trump administration considered the request of the House of Failure, Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House Stephen Miller suggested that this was not the case.
“Small business will come in the form of the largest tax reduction in American history,” he said, citing the Republican plan to adopt a large bill on reducing taxes this year.
Miller also said the president Donald Trump “made it clear” that companies that invest in the US do not threaten any responsibility from tariffs.
Clicking to clarify that he rejects the idea of short -term relief for small business, Miller said, “This is” yes, by tax benefits for small businesses. And again, you only pay the tariff for the products that are manufactured outside the US. “
. Eamon Javen CNBC contributed to this report.
Correction: Stephen Miller – Deputy Chief of Staff of the White House. The previous version incorrectly wrote his name.
