In the past, legislators working on the Export Administration Act (EAA) have taken aim at exporters in various ways, proposing sanctions on China, sanctions on Iran, and other exporter-unfriendly provisions. In this session's deliberations on the EAA, a new threat has arisen: Repeal the de minimis reexport exemption.
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