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Stop Harmful Tariffs on Semiconductor Imports: Protect Workers, Consumers, and Global Cooperation
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Target: President of the United States, U.S. Department of Commerce, and U.S. Congress
Goal: We urge the U.S. government to halt the proposed semiconductor tariffs and instead pursue policies that support domestic innovation, fair labor standards, and international cooperation.
The announcement of steep tariffs on semiconductor imports will have far-reaching consequences for American families, workers, and the global economy. While the stated goal is to boost domestic production, these tariffs risk driving up the cost of electronics, harming U.S. manufacturing jobs that depend on affordable chips, and sparking trade wars with key allies.
Rather than resorting to protectionist measures that have historically failed to deliver promised benefits, the U.S. should invest in research, worker training, and fair international partnerships. Tariffs will not solve the underlying issues of supply chain resilience or fair labor practices, but will instead burden consumers and escalate global tensions.
We call on policymakers to reject these harmful tariffs and adopt a forward-thinking approach that centers workers, consumers, and international solidarity.
Key Demands
- Immediately halt the implementation of new tariffs on semiconductor imports.
- Invest in domestic research, education, and workforce development for the semiconductor industry.
- Promote international cooperation and fair trade agreements to ensure stable, ethical supply chains.
- Protect American workers and consumers from price increases and job losses resulting from trade wars.
- Prioritize policies that address supply chain vulnerabilities without resorting to protectionism.
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