<h1>Trump's Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China Aim to Protect US; Retaliation and Economic Concerns Arise</h1> President Donald Trump has implemented tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China, citing the need to protect Americans and address issues like fentanyl production and illegal immigration. The tariffs include a 10% duty on Chinese imports and 25% on Mexican and Canadian goods, with energy imports from Canada taxed at 10%. This move has sparked a trade conflict with Canada and Mexico, who announced retaliatory tariffs. The economic measures could exacerbate inflation and disrupt the global economy, challenging Trump's promise to lower prices. The situation has led to political tension and potential economic repercussions for American consumers and businesses.