The Flaw in Trump's National Security Tariffs Logic

The administration says tariffs on aluminum imports are needed to safeguard the domestic industry for national security purposes. But making aluminum requires bauxite—and the U.S. imports all of its bauxite. That exposes a flaw in the national security argument that indicates it isn’t what’s really at work, Greg Ip writes.

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