Protecting Workers Is Not U.S. Priority
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It’s not surprising that American farmers are suffering from garlic dumping by Chinese companies (“Influx of Chinese Garlic Wrinkles Noses in U.S.,” Feb. 28).
The U.S. government has done a poor job of protecting American business from the unfair trading practices of other nations under the guise of free trade.
Washington has allowed NAFTA, Airbus, Japanese car companies and many other man-made disasters to damage U.S. business. These injustices have gone on for decades.
The politicians in our nation’s capital have shown little interest in protecting U.S. workers and businesses.
Frank Walworth
Anaheim
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