The United States and its Constitution are fundamentally about liberty. Americans are free people who possess certain rights, including the liberty to purchase goods and services sourced in the U.S. or to consume goods and services sourced from international markets.
The fundamental nature of free trade is embodied in the Constitution’s commerce clause.
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