#BinancePizza President Trump's tariffs, imposed during his administration, aimed to protect American industries and reduce trade deficits, particularly targeting China. Supporters argued they encouraged domestic manufacturing and challenged unfair trade practices. However, critics noted they led to increased costs for American consumers and businesses, disrupted global supply chains, and triggered retaliatory tariffs that hurt U.S. exports, especially in agriculture. While intended to strengthen the U.S. economy, studies showed mixed results, with some industries benefiting and others suffering losses. Ultimately, Trump’s tariff policy sparked a broader debate on the effectiveness of protectionism versus free trade in a globally interconnected economy.