#TrumpTariffs refers to the protectionist trade policies implemented by former U.S. President Donald Trump, starting in 2018. These tariffs primarily targeted Chinese imports (e.g., steel, aluminum, electronics) and goods from allies like the EU, Canada, and Mexico, aiming to revive U.S. manufacturing and reduce trade deficits. Levies ranged from 10% to 25%, sparking retaliatory tariffs and global trade tensions. Critics argued they raised consumer prices, disrupted supply chains, and hurt farmers/exporters, while supporters praised efforts to counter unfair practices (e.g., intellectual property theft). Though some tariffs were modified or retained under Biden, their long-term economic impact remains debated.