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Close the De Minimis Loophole is a coalition of families, organizations, and others fighting to close the "De Minimis Loophole" that allows Fentanyl and other products to be delivered to American doorsteps. COALITION MEMBERS: Achieve Greatness AFL-CIO Alliance for American Manufacturing Coalition for a Prosperous America Citizens Trade Campaign Families Against Fentanyl Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina International Association of Chiefs of Police Kelsie’s Cause Lost Voices of Fentanyl National Association of Police Organizations National Bicycle Dealers Association National Council of Textile Organizations National Crime Prevention Council National Sheriffs’ Association New Balance PeopleForBikes.org Public Citizen Remake Reshoring Initiative Rethink Trade Shatterproof Sherrill Manufacturing Specialized Bikes United Against Fentanyl United Steelworkers Victims of Illicit Drugs, VOID Voices for Awareness / Facing Fentanyl Workers United MOST RECENT PRESS RELEASE: MOST RECENT LETTER: Petition

Letters Feb 18, 2026 Coalition Urges House Leaders to Oppose Bill Reopening Dangerous Trade Loophole Sept 19, 2025 Letter to President Trump July 23, 2025 Letter to President Trump April 30 Coalition Letter to President Trump (April 2025) Reimpose Ban on De Minimis (March 2025) Next Steps to Close the De Minimis Trade (Feb 2025) Law Enforcement and Victims Groups Ask Trump to Close Trade Loophole that Enables Fentanyl Smuggling (January 2025) Fentanyl Victim Families, Nonprofits & Law Enforcement to President Biden: Close the Deadly De Minimis Loophole (July 2024) Members of Coalition To Close The De Minimis Loophole Provide Evidence Demonstrating the Significant Role De Minimis Plays in Illicit Fentanyl Trafficking (May 2024) https://www.closedeminimis.com/letters/opposition-to-reopening-deminimis

Press Releases Feb 18, 2026 -- Coalition Urges House Leaders to Oppose Bill Reopening Dangerous Trade Loophole Sept 19, 2025 -- Business, Law Enforcement & Fentanyl Victims Groups Applaud President Trump for Closing De Minimis Globally, Urge Separate Action if Court Rulings Weaken Executive Action July 30, 2025 -- Coalition Praises Executive Action to Close Destructive De Minimis Loophole July 23, 2025 -- Business, Law Enforcement, and Fentanyl Victims Groups to President Trump: Close De MinimisLoophole Now for all Commercial Shipments to Prevent More Harm Coalition to Close the De Minimis Loophole Commends Senate for Adopting a Repeal of De Minimis for All Commercial Shipments (July 2025) Coalition to Close the De Minimis Loophole Supports President Trump’s Plan to End De Minimis for China; Urges Permanent Closure for All Imports & Strong Customs Enforcement (April 2025) Coalition to Close the De Minimis Loophole Urges President Trump to Reinstate a De Minimis Ban on Chinese Imports and Make it Permanent for all Countries (March 2025) Law Enforcement & Fentanyl Victims Groups Urge President Trump to Reimpose China De Minimis Import Ban and Make it Permanent and Global (February 2025) Fentanyl Victim Families, Nonprofits & Law Enforcement to President Biden: Close the Deadly De Minimis Loophole (July 2024) Members of Coalition To Close The De Minimis Loophole Provide Evidence Demonstrating the Significant Role De Minimis Plays in Illicit Fentanyl Trafficking Law Enforcement & Victims Groups Ask Trump to Close Trade Loophole that Enables Fentanyl Smuggling (January 2025)

La Coalition pour combler l’échappatoire du De Minimis La Coalition a été formée pour amplifier le besoin urgent de réformer une faille dans la loi fédérale connue sous le nom de Section 321, qui permet aux colis d'une valeur inférieure à 800 $ d'entrer aux États-Unis sans payer de taxes, de frais ou d'inspection. En conséquence, cela paralyse les fabricants et les travailleurs nationaux, mine les détaillants, met à rude épreuve les ressources des forces de l’ordre et facilite la libre circulation des produits illégaux et dangereux et des drogues illicites, en particulier le fentanyl, principale cause de décès chez les personnes âgées de 18 à 49 ans. La Coalition appelle le Congrès et l’administration à combler immédiatement cette dangereuse faille. Parmi ses principaux objectifs, la Coalition se consacre à accroître la sensibilisation et l'éducation sur les impacts néfastes du de minimis, une faille exploitée par la Chine et d'autres entités étrangères pour faciliter un afflux de fentanyl et d'autres drogues illicites, des produits fabriqués avec du travail esclave, et produits de consommation contrefaits et toxiques sur le marché américain.

Members of the Coalition to Close the De Minimis Loophole, representing a broad range of American voices and organizations committed to closing a loophole in U.S. trade law that is causing widespread harm, issued a statement today regarding a provision in the Senate budget reconciliation bill that would end de minimis for all commercial shipments, effective July 1, 2027.

Close the Deminimis Loophole to protect American jobs and stop the free flow of illegal and dangerous products and illicit drugs, particularly fentanyl. Sign Petition