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Donald Trump reveals tariff on Mexico, Canada, China imports to start from inauguration

The president-elect vowed to impose levies from the moment he is inaugurated, in retaliation for supposed illegal migration and drug trafficking.

By: Australian Financial Review

Nov 27 2024
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Donald Trump reveals tariff on Mexico, Canada, China imports to start from inauguration

The president-elect vowed to impose levies from the moment he is inaugurated, in retaliation for supposed illegal migration and drug trafficking.

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