The White House’s “Great Transshipment Scam” report casts lawful sourcing shifts and trade involving Chinese inputs as potential customs fraud. Deborah Elms argues that this expansive definition could criminalize legitimate commerce, raise costs and drive further supply-chain disruption—much of it prompted by Washington’s own uneven tariffs.
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