Trump says tariffs on ‘external’ agricultural products to begin April 2
The Podcast host Josh Holmes weighs after President Donald Trump moved to social media to explain his plan to tariffs and discusses Elon Mushk remarks during the first cabinet.
President Donald Trump Monday said that the tariffs will go to “foreign” agricultural products in early April.
“The big farmers in the United States. Get ready to start selling a lot of agricultural products that will be sold inside the United States. Tariffs will pass foreign products on April 2. Have fun. ” Trump posted on Monday’s social socially.
The announcement comes, as tariffs against large US trade partners must enter into force at midnight. Trump postponed 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexican after last minute concessions from both countries. North American officials have held talks with Trump’s administration in recent weeks, but have been arranged for a reduction in incoming tariffs.
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On Tuesday midnight, Chinese imports will also be considered a 10% tariff. The President has already imposed a 10% charging on Chinese imports at the beginning of this year.
The White House used to say that the tariffs are obliged to hold the countries “are responsible for the suspension of illegal immigration and to eliminate our country from flow.”
Farmers crops tend to be in Brentwood in Brentwood in New York. (Alejandra Villa Loarca / Newsday RM via Via / Getty Images)
Last week, Trump was on the truth that illegal drugs are still in the United States on “high and unacceptable levels.”
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“We cannot allow this noisy to harm the United States, and therefore until it stops, or seriously limited to take effect on March.”
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