Sen. Wyden opens Senate Finance Committee hearing on five International Trade Commission nominees
Sen. Wyden told the Senate Finance Committee that the International Trade Commission plays a central role enforcing U.S. trade laws and that five nominees to the commission are before the panel; he emphasized the commission’s importance to Oregon farmers, small businesses and fair competition in wood and solar markets.
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Sen. Wyden, a senator from Oregon, opened a Senate Finance Committee hearing on nominations to the U.S. International Trade Commission, saying the panel will consider five nominees to fill seats on the commission and stressing the agency’s role in enforcing U.S. trade laws.
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