Donald Trump announced on Monday that he will impose 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada until the “invasion” of drugs and “illegal immigrants” is stopped and will apply an additional 10% tariff to China, on top of the existing tariffs on its products, for the entry of fentanyl.
Trump promises 25% tariffs on drugs and drugs to Mexico and Canada "illegal migrants"
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