Calling for a trade policy that supports workers, consumers, independent farmers, small businesses, and the environment.

This House resolution states the House's position on U.S. trade policy. It rejects both the current administration's trade approach and the trade model used before it, and says trade policy should center workers, family farmers, consumers, and the environment. It expresses the sense of the House that trade agreements should include binding labor and environmental standards, exclude investor-state dispute settlement, protect governments' ability to favor domestic products, and require a wage floor for companies seeking lower tariffs. It also says Congress must vote to approve new or renegotiated trade agreements, and that Section 232 and Section 301 tariffs should be maintained and strengthened where they support domestic production. The resolution does not by itself change any law.

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Sponsors

• Rosa L. DeLauro Democrat sponsor
• 54 cosponsors