The impact of #TrumpTariffs continues to stir debate across industries and international markets. Originally introduced to protect American manufacturing and reduce trade deficits, these tariffs have sparked complex consequences. While some domestic manufacturers benefited from reduced foreign competition, many others faced increased costs for raw materials like steel and aluminum. Farmers, in particular, were hit hard due to retaliatory tariffs from China and other countries, resulting in lost export markets and financial stress. Consumers also felt the pinch through higher prices on everyday goods. The legacy of these tariffs shows that while protectionist policies may aim to boost national interests, the global economy often responds with unintended consequences.