#TrumpTariffs The #TrumpTariffs, introduced during Donald Trump’s presidency, aimed to protect American industries by imposing taxes on imported goods, particularly from China, Europe, Canada, and Mexico. Supporters argued the tariffs helped American manufacturers compete, reduce trade deficits, and bring jobs back home. However, critics highlighted the higher costs for consumers and businesses relying on imported materials, triggering retaliatory tariffs that hurt American exporters, especially farmers. Global supply chains were disrupted, creating uncertainty in international markets. While some industries saw short-term gains, many economists debated the long-term impact on the U.S. economy. The #TrumpTariffs remain a significant chapter in recent trade policy discussions, influencing ongoing debates about globalization and protectionism.