• Trump's proposed tariffs would lead to increased prices for consumers, conflicting with his campaign promise to lower inflation and living costs for American families. Economists warn that businesses will have to pass these costs on to consumers, making essentials like food and vehicles even more expensive.
• Implementing these tariffs could jeopardize the USMCA trade agreement and lead to retaliation from Canada and Mexico, which could strain the vital trade relationships the U.S. relies on.
• Trump's approach to using tariffs for negotiating immigration and drug issues oversimplifies complex matters and risks broader economic repercussions for American consumers and industries.

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