Do not mess with Alask

Since Republicans at the state level in Alaska are working to confirm their close relationship with Canada amid US President Donald Trump’s commercial war and annexation threats, Senator Alaska, President of Colombia, has warned of “You do not want to tamper with Alaska.”

Senator Alaska Dan Sullivan of the Republican Party made statements in An interview with Radio Anchorage Station He was posted on his Facebook page.

During the conversation, which touched on topics ranging from energy development to Ukraine, Sullivan, a member of the Senate who represents the state in Washington, was asked to provide legislation that gives the boycott the ability to be able to do so Imposing new fees on American commercial trucks He went to Alaska.

Sullivan said before his desire to cancel, either through the Senate or through a executive order from Trump, Passenger Service Services Law.

Under the law, external ships are not allowed to transport passengers between an American port without stopping in a foreign country. The law aims to protect US shipping interests, such as Jones Law, which applies the same bases to shipping ships.

Several cruise ships associated with Alaska stop in British Columbia-in the first place Vancouver, as well as Nanimo, Victoria and Prince Robert-Casput significant tourism revenues for the boycott economy.

Sullivan says he would like to see this rule canceled, noting that it was done when it was the restrictions of Covid-19 in its place.

“Canada, you don’t want to tamper with Alaska. If you do so, we will work hard to have our cruises ships to cross your ports, and this will help our economy significantly,” said Sullivan. “They are playing a dangerous game here, and I hope they will back down.”

“We cannot imagine Alaska without Canada.”

Prime Minister BC, David Eibi, said he has no current plans to age, but he wants the ability to do this in the event of Trump’s escalation of his actions against Canada.

“This is not something we will do with lightness,” he told reporters on Friday. “We know that the consequences of Alaska are a big deal. We expect them to respond somewhat. Trade wars only hurt people.”

He hopes that Alaska will speak of the repercussions of the trade war.

“We need Alaska to send a message to Donald Trump about how much we are associated with the relations between our economies,” he said.

This message was heard in the government Capitol building in Alaska on Friday afternoon when Representative Chuck Koub made a joint decision at home, Confessing and honoring the relationship between Canada and Alaskaand What he described as “an unqualified confirmation of strong friendship links, joint history, mutual defense and support that linked our state to Canada for centuries.”

A joint joint decision in the Senate is moving via the Senate in Alaska, under the auspices of Republican Cathy Gisel, who also spoke against the trade war.

“The friendship, confidence and affection we hold for our Canadian neighbors extend to their identity as citizens in the sovereign state in Canada,” said CoB. “We cannot imagine Alaska without Canada.”

KOPP and many other speakers highlighted the joint effort to build the Alaska Highway from North British Columbia to Alaska during World War II, as well as the number of families and friendships that extend on both sides of the border.

She also called for speaking, Yukon was Prime Minister Rang Pelay, head of winter games in the Arctic and many members of the border community in Skagway, Alaska.

Deputy mayor of Skagway Deeb Potter called on politicians to “think about Alaska on your party”, and encouraged them to confirm the decision, which is still moving across the house.

Cope said he hoped to hear the forces that are by the forces that are in other places in the United States.

“The temperature rises between countries based on economic reasons,” he said. “This decision realizes that relations are important and that they are much more important than the great dollar at times.”