The #TrumpTariffs refer to the trade policies implemented during Donald Trump's presidency, primarily targeting China, the European Union, and other key trading partners. These tariffs were part of a broader "America First" strategy aimed at protecting U.S. industries, reducing trade deficits, and bringing manufacturing jobs back to America. While they aimed to pressure countries into fairer trade deals, the tariffs also sparked trade wars, increased costs for American consumers and businesses, and disrupted global supply chains. Critics argue they hurt more than helped, while supporters claim they rebalanced unfair trade dynamics. The long-term impact remains a subject of debate in economic circles.
