Rep. Arrington (Budget Chair) states Republicans have "unified party leadership" and suggests using "Reconciliation" to codify Trump's tariffs into permanent law, bypassing the 60-vote Senate filibuster. If tariffs move from "temporary emergency executive order" to "permanent legislation," it provides long-term protectionism for domestic manufacturers and steel producers. This removes the legal uncertainty that currently plagues the trade. LONG. Domestic industrials benefit from a permanent protective moat against foreign dumping. Reconciliation is a complex process and moderate Republicans may defect, killing the legislation.