Nine maritime labor groups raise concerns over extended Jones Act waiver

Organizations sent an October 27 letter to House Democratic transportation leaders, with the waiver set to expire November 15.

Marin Whitlock

Columnist, The Repeal

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Nine U.S. maritime labor organizations sent a letter dated October 27 to House Democratic transportation leaders raising concerns over the extended Jones Act waiver. ^[1] The waiver was first issued March 17 amid Iran war disruptions. It has been extended twice. It is scheduled to expire November 15. ^[2] No additional details of the concerns outlined in the letter have been published in the filed records.

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Nine U.S. maritime labor organizations sent a letter dated October 27 to House Democratic transportation leaders raising concerns over the Trump administration's extended Jones Act waiver. · gCaptain
The Jones Act waiver was first issued March 17 amid Iran war disruptions, has been extended twice, and is scheduled to expire November 15. · gCaptain

We could not place any of them by their address. None is an official body: that part stands on reporting, not on the underlying document or transcript.