The Chamber of Commerce is asking Trump for Tariff Exceptions

The US Chamber of Commerce calls Trump Management to implement immediately “tariff Exception process “To save the US economy from a drop decay and “irreparable damage” tag to small businesses.

In a letter first obtained by CNBC, mass working lobbyists, the main Trump trade officials were not available to lift or local tariffs for all small business importers and all products.

The letter from the Chamber General Suzanne Clark, the Trump administration asked the Tariff exceptions to demonstrate the importance of import duties to the “important risks of the United States”.

“Although many small enterprises have suffered for a few weeks and months to achieve the agreements, if many small enterprises affiliate, the Secretary of Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick and the US Secretary General of Trade Jamieson Greer wrote in a letter sent to HOWARD LUTNick and a letter to the United States.

“The Chamber requires urgent measures to save the American small business and go through the recession,” he said.

In an interview in CNBC on Thursday “Squawk on the street“Clark,” said small business inquiries for information, small business requests for relief, “he said.

He said business owners “fear the survival of their work.”

Clark explained why the camera did not object to Trump’s tariffs in court, as others made the group’s leadership more than 20 times.

“We are concerned about the oversized majority of the government,” and said, “Micromasal. “But in this case, the courts are long time. And what small businesses need, do all the needs, more comfortable.”

Taking into account the desire for the Tariff Freedom of the Chamber of the Trump Management, the press department, the White House Deputy Stephen Miller has not been.

“The relief of small enterprises will come in the form of the largest tax cut in American history,”

Miller also said he was president Donald Trump “It became clear” of companies that invest in the United States are not responsible for the tariffs.

Short-term tariff relief for small businesses, “Yes for small businesses”.

Read the full letter here.

– CNBC’s Eamon Javers contributed to this report.

Correction: Stephen Miller is a White House Assistant. A previous version wrote his name wrong.