<h1>Trump Imposes Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China to Curb Fentanyl, Immigration; Risks Inflation, Trade Tensions</h1> U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China, aiming to fulfill campaign promises but risking inflation and trade conflicts. The tariffs are set at 10% for Chinese imports and 25% for those from Mexico and Canada, with a lower rate for Canadian energy imports. This move could disrupt North American trade relations and worsen inflation, potentially eroding voter trust. The tariffs aim to curb fentanyl spread and illegal immigration. Despite potential economic fallout, the administration hopes to minimize price spikes on essentials and has not outlined conditions for lifting the tariffs.