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Jul
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that it is expanding its enforcement priorities to include a focus on import-related fraud — particularly schemes aimed at evading U.S. tariffs and duties. This marks a notable shift in the DOJ’s trade enforcement agenda, which has traditionally emphasized export controls and sanctions compliance.
The shift follows a newly issued memorandum by the DOJ’s Criminal Division, outlining how tariff evasion will be treated as a central enforcement priority moving forward. Companies that import goods...