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President Trump Plans for 25% Border Security Tariffs on Mexico and Canada Remain Set to Begin Saturday

President Trump announced plans to implement 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico starting Saturday, January 31, 2025. These tariffs are seen as part of a dual approach: the long-term MARCRO tariffs focused on economic fairness and the more urgent border security tariffs aimed primarily at national security and combating fentanyl distribution. The media has reacted strongly to this announcement, but Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnik has explained the reasons behind the urgency of these measures. Trump explained that the tariffs are necessary due to illegal migration, drug issues, and trade deficits with these countries. While he mentioned that these tariffs could increase over time, he was ambiguous about whether they would include Canadian oil imports.

Additionally, Trump hinted at potential actions regarding China due to their involvement in fentanyl distribution but did not provide specifics on upcoming tariffs. The announcement comes amid negotiations with Canada and Mexico, where officials are trying to convince the Trump administration to enhance border security to avoid tariffs. Both countries have warned that they would retaliate if the tariffs are imposed.

There are opinions within the community that favor even higher tariffs, suggesting 100 percent tariffs on all imported goods. Advocates argue that such measures would bring back manufacturing jobs in the U. S. and change the current economic situation. They believe that previous data from 2017 to 2020 showed that targeted tariffs did not raise prices for consumers, and recent sanctions on Russia have provided further justification for implementing strict tariffs. They argue that these tariffs could redirect wealth back to the American middle class and support reindustrialization.

Several comments reflect on historical perspectives regarding the fentanyl trade and relationships between nations, mainly focusing on the past interactions between the U. S. , Britain, and China. Some commenters draw parallels between historical events and current policies, suggesting people educate themselves on history and the real nature of international friendships. Debates regarding U. S. foreign policy, military interventions, and historical relationships with countries like Russia and China are also part of the conversation, with varying opinions on the complexities of those relationships.

Discussions extend into criticisms of how history is taught in schools and how propaganda shapes public perception about nations and their actions over time. Various commenters argue about the motives of countries such as China regarding their trade practices and position in global economics.

Overall, the dialogue conveys a mixture of support for Trump's tariffs and broader discussions about historical context, international relations, and the implications of U. S. policymaking on its foreign partners. There are repeated calls for individuals to question mainstream narratives and understand the deeper historical roots of America’s current political landscape. 

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