#TrumpTariffs are back in the spotlight as former President Donald Trump hints at reinstating and expanding tariffs if re-elected. His plan includes sweeping duties on Chinese imports and possibly a universal 10% tariff on all foreign goods. Supporters argue this move would protect American industries and reduce dependency on overseas manufacturing. Critics, however, warn it could spark trade wars, raise consumer prices, and strain global economic ties. As the 2024 election looms, tariffs are becoming a central issue once again—highlighting the divide between economic nationalism and free trade. Will tariffs shield American jobs, or burden consumers with higher costs? The debate is far from over.