Farm-state Republicans push back on Trump’s beef lift and Canada tariff clash

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Republican lawmakers from cattle states are pushing back on President Trump’s plan to ease tariffs on imported beef and on the escalating U.S.–Canada tariff fight, arguing the moves would raise prices for consumers and harm American ranchers by undercutting domestic cattle production, a concern that comes as midterm politics pressures candidates on cost of living.
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