This week, after returning early to Washington from their August district work period, House Democrats struck a deal and advanced the budget reconciliation package recently passed by the Senate, and also agreed to vote on the infrastructure package by September 27th.
Though August in Washington is typically sleepy, the last few weeks saw a flurry of activity by the U.S. Senate and the Biden Administration, including quite a few items with significance for the auto industry.
On Monday, Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) and Representative Gary Peters (D-CA) announced their intention to introduce legislation that would impose a tax on imports, such as steel and aluminum based on their carbon content, with the intent of penalizing polluters and incentivizing domestic production.
This week the House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to advance the Ensuring American Global Leadership and Engagement (EAGLE) Act, in a strictly party-line vote with only Democratic support.
This week the House Foreign Affairs Committee spent two days debating the Ensuring American Global Leadership and Engagement (EAGLE) Act, the House’s complement to the U.S.
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