Trump Orders Sweeping Customs Enforcement Reforms
· Texas Border Business
On June 3, 2026, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order aimed at reforming U.S. customs enforcement to enhance adherence to federal trade laws. The order emphasizes the importance of customs enforcement for national security and the economy, addressing issues like undervalued imports and duty evasion. The Department of Homeland Security is tasked with revising importer eligibility criteria within 180 days, including stricter bonding and reporting requirements. Additionally, foreign importers will face new regulations, and all importers must maintain good standing with Customs and Border Protection. Enhanced vetting, audits, and penalties for violations are also included in the reforms.
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