- Donald Trump, while risking a new trade war, signed three separate executive orders on the tariff. “We need to protect Americans, and it is my duty as President to ensure the safety of all. I made a promise on my campaign to prevent illegal aliens and drug floods, and Americans were heavy Vote, because it, “he posted on social media.
- 78 -year -old, who started several tariff hazards when returning to office, called for the International Emergency Economic Forces Act in implementing the tariff, the White House said that “illegal aliens” and “extraordinary threats” presented by drugs, formation Does. A “national emergency”.
- The White House said Canadian and Mexican exports to the US would face 25 percent tariffs, Energy resources would be 10 percent less levy from Ottawa “until the crisis is reduced”, the White House said, the White House said, starting on Tuesday. With duties.
- The White House said, “The policies of the Biden Administration have promoted the worst border crisis in US history. More than 10 million illegal aliens attempted to enter the United States under Biden, including the increasing number of Chinese citizens. And the terrorist surveillance involves people, “the White House said. In a statement.
- In response to Trump’s tariff, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said “he did not want so, but Canada is ready”.
- Mexican President Claudia Shinbam Pardo said “By tariffs, but by talking and communicating,” problems are not resolved “.” I instruct the secretary of the economy to implement Plan B, on which we work Are, including tariffs and non-tariff measures in protecting Mexico’s interests, “he posted on X.
- There was no immediate response to China.
- Last week, Trump said he would put 25% tariffs on Colombian goods, when refused to take the flights taken by the country to the migrants being deported from the US. The two countries later worked on an agreement.
- This week, he promised to implement duties on the European Union in the future.
- He has also issued a warning to BRICS nations, threatening 100 percent tariff on his exports if they try to convert US dollars into a major currency in international trade. BRICS Group – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – have been discussing ways to reduce the dependence on US dollars over the years.
