Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro says the Trump administration is more unified than ever in its approach to trade policy during the president’s second term.

“For decades, the global trade system has been stacked against America,” Navarro said. “In President Trump’s first term, we faced headwinds from all sides—even inside the West Wing. This time, it’s night and day. Everyone’s rowing in the same direction.”

Navarro’s remarks highlight the administration’s renewed focus on reshaping international trade agreements and pushing policies aimed at protecting American industries. Supporters argue this unified stance will help the U.S. secure fairer trade terms, while critics remain concerned about potential economic and diplomatic repercussions.

The comments come as the White House continues to pursue its “America First” trade agenda, which includes revisiting key trade deals and imposing measures aimed at countering unfair foreign competition.