**#TrumpTariffs** refers to the series of import taxes and trade barriers imposed during Donald Trump's presidency, primarily aimed at reducing the U.S. trade deficit and protecting American industries. These tariffs targeted countries like China, the EU, Mexico, and Canada, covering goods such as steel, aluminum, electronics, and agricultural products.
While the policy was intended to boost domestic manufacturing and create jobs, it also sparked **global trade tensions**, led to **retaliatory tariffs**, and impacted both American consumers and businesses through higher costs.
The hashtag is often used in discussions about **trade wars, U.S. economic policy, global supply chains**, and their ongoing effects on international relations and markets.