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Trade partners reject forced-labor rationale for Trump tariffs

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CNBC reports that trading partners of the United States have rejected the forced-labor justification behind President Trump’s new global tariff plan.

While many partners pushed back on the rationale, most indicated they still plan to continue negotiations with the United States rather than immediately walk away.

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