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White House Considers Third Extension of Jones Act Waiver Amid Opposition
The White House is contemplating a third extension of the Jones Act waiver to alleviate oil prices, facing pushback from Republican lawmakers and the maritime industry. The waiver, first issued by President Trump in March, has allowed foreign-flagged vessels to transport fuel domestically. Energy Secretary Chris Wright suggested that an extension is likely, while industry representatives warn of potential job losses and minimal effects on gas prices.
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The White House is contemplating a third extension of the Jones Act waiver to alleviate oil prices, facing pushback from Republican lawmakers and the maritime industry. The waiver, first issued by President Trump in March, has allowed foreign-flagged vessels to transport fuel domestically. Energy Secretary Chris Wright suggested that an extension is likely, while industry representatives warn of potential job losses and minimal effects on gas prices.
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