"We demand fair trade policies that put working class Americans first, protect jobs, and reduce taxes on the American people, not trade policies dictated by a president's whims," the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) said in a policy statement.
"The ILWU stands strong in the fight for fair trade policies that protect American workers and sustain economic growth. We refuse to accept policies that destroy jobs, inflate costs, and sell out the working class. We call on every worker, every union, and every person who believes in economic justice to stand with us against these Trump tariffs."
"West Coast ports have already witnessed a dramatic decline in shipments from Asia as a result of the tariffs. According to a recent study by maritime research platform Sea-Intelligence, the number of canceled voyages booked for the period April 14 to May 11 rose from the equivalent of approximately 60,000 containers in late March to 367,800 in the second week of April."
"The ILWU stands strong in the fight for fair trade policies that protect American workers and sustain economic growth. We refuse to accept policies that destroy jobs, inflate costs, and sell out the working class. We call on every worker, every union, and every person who believes in economic justice to stand with us against these Trump tariffs."
"West Coast ports have already witnessed a dramatic decline in shipments from Asia as a result of the tariffs. According to a recent study by maritime research platform Sea-Intelligence, the number of canceled voyages booked for the period April 14 to May 11 rose from the equivalent of approximately 60,000 containers in late March to 367,800 in the second week of April."