#TrumpTariffs The Trump tariffs, implemented during his presidency, were a series of import taxes aimed at protecting U.S. industries and reducing trade deficits. Targeting countries like China, these tariffs covered goods such as steel, aluminum, and electronics. Supporters argued they boosted domestic manufacturing and pressured trading partners to negotiate fairer deals. Critics, however, warned of higher consumer prices, retaliatory measures, and potential harm to the global economy. While some industries saw short-term benefits, the long-term impact remains debated. The tariffs also sparked trade wars, particularly with China, leading to prolonged negotiations. Ultimately, the policy reflected Trump's "America First" agenda, prioritizing domestic economic interests over global trade cooperation. The effects of these tariffs continue to influence trade policies today.