The Trump administration’s 2026 regulatory agenda signals a targeted expansion of U.S. trade and economic-security controls, led by the suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment, a replacement framework for artificial-intelligence export controls, new restrictions on critical technologies and military end users, statutory outbound-investment screening, and significant ITAR revisions.
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