'There’s China and there’s everything else:' President Trump’s trade wars are scrambling domestic political fights
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Earlier this year, Senate Republicans made clear that the North American deal could not proceed until Trump’s tariffs were removed from Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminum. But no sooner had Trump relented, than he threatened new tariffs on Mexican products as a way to pressure Mexico on migration policy. Republican senatorsand have made clear that any additional tariffs could block the agreement.
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