Headline: South Dakota Searchlight, 10/21/2025
From a staff report:
Amid a backlash against President Donald Trump’s recent suggestion to import more Argentinian beef, a U.S. senator from South Dakota said he came away from a Tuesday meeting at the White House “encouraged by the desire” that Trump and his top agriculture official showed to “do right by the American producer.”
Republican Mike Rounds said he met with Trump and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins about “the concerns I’ve heard from hundreds of South Dakota ranchers” since Trump’s comments.
“We agree that we need an America First game plan that prioritizes American ranchers,” Rounds said in a written statement about the meeting, adding “I encourage patience as we await final details to be released, and in the meantime, continue to share your opinions with the administration.”
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