More than a dozen Republican lawmakers pushed back against the Trump administration's plan to expand beef imports from Argentina, saying that while the plan aims to ease the pressure on Americans' wallets, it hurts U.S. farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers."While we share the Administration’s goal of lowering costs for consumers, we are concerned that granting additional market access to Argentina — already one of our largest beef suppliers — will undermine American cattle producers, weaken our position in ongoing trade negotiations, and reintroduce avoidable animal-health risks," the
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