US media: The US will strictly review shipments with "small exemptions"

On April 7th, according to a report on the website of the Wall Street Journal on April 6th, the United States will crack down on an import method favored by e-commerce giants such as Temu and Shein. The report states that this approach allows cheap clothing from China to flow into the United States duty-free and almost uncensored. According to reports, the US Department of Homeland Security announced on April 5th that "small exemptions" for shipments, which typically involve low value packages sent directly to US consumers, will be subject to stricter scrutiny, including investigating whether imported goods violate some US bans.