While the 117th Congress has spent months debating competition issues, from “Big Tech” antitrust bills to the CHIPS Act, there is a significant competition issue that has gone overlooked by policymakers: reforming the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC). The ITC is being used as a vehicle for patent abuse that imposes significant costs on American companies — and it is high time that ends. This somewhat obscure agency was created in 1916 to resolve trade disputes between U.S. industries and foreign competitors. Unfortunately, recent years have seen its procedures abused by American companies seeking to punish other domestic competitors, often at the expense of American consumers
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