He returned strongly amid heated economic and political discussions. The tariffs imposed by Trump on imports from countries like China, the European Union, and Canada were part of the "America First" strategy aimed at protecting domestic industry and reducing the trade deficit. Supporters see it as a bold step to support American factories and jobs, especially in affected industrial states. However, opponents argue that it has caused price increases for American consumers and hurt farmers due to retaliatory trade responses.

Today, the impact of these policies is still a matter of debate, especially with hints from some candidates about reapplying or expanding the tariffs. Were they really an effective means to restore trade balance? Or just a political tool gaining temporary popularity?

What is certain is that it is not just an economic policy, but also a symbol of a larger struggle around globalization, international competition, and American economic identity in a changing world.