Trump Suggests Tariffs Against Countries, Including China, Over Illegal Immigration
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has proposed imposing tariffs on countries that do not take action to curb the flow of undocumented immigrants into the United States. Speaking at a campaign event in Arizona, a crucial battleground state for the upcoming November election, Trump highlighted his willingness to use economic measures as a tool for immigration control. Responding to an audience question about how he plans to address illegal immigration, Trump underscored the United States' economic power. "We have tremendous economic power," he stated, suggesting that countries like China could face tariffs if they fail to assist in reducing the number of immigrants entering the US illegally. While he did not specify the exact size of these tariffs, the implication was clear: economic pressure could be a significant part of his immigration strategy. Immigration and border security are emerging as critical issues for voters as the November 5 election approache...
