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Bryan Riley

  • Director, NTU’s Free Trade Initiative
Washington, D.C.
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Opinion | Jobs at proposed Iowa steel mill come at too high a cost

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By Bryan Riley
| The Daily Nonpareil Verified
Federal officials recently announced plans for a $15 billion Mesabi Metallics factory in Iowa. The White House said the factory will employ 1,750 steelmakers and eventually produce 10 million tons of steel per year. Politicians credited steel tariffs for the new factory. As President Trump put it, “Everyone’s building their plant here because they don’t want to pay tariffs. It’s really not that complicated.” kAm~C :D :En !FEE:?8 2 d_T E2C:77 @?
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Jobs at proposed Iowa steel mill come at too high a cost | Opinion

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By Bryan Riley
| MSN Verified
Federal officials recently announced plans for a $15 billion Mesabi Metallics factory in Iowa. The White House said the factory will employ 1,750 steelmakers and eventually produce 10 million tons of steel per year. Politicians credited steel tariffs for the new factory. As President Trump put it, “Everyone's building their plant here because they don't want to pay tariffs. It's really not that complicated .” Or is it?
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Trump’s Trade Deficit Is up Again, and It Doesn’t Matter

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By Bryan Riley
| ntu.org
Trade statistics released today show the August U.S. trade deficit in goods and services was $105.6 billion, up 13.7% from July, 77% from a year ago, and 48.4% from August 2024. The trade deficit under President Trump has increased whether compared to last month, 12 months ago, or 24 months ago under President Biden. The Trump Administration should respond by pointing out that growing trade deficits are nothing to worry about.
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