Live Updates: Canada, Mexico and China Brace for Trump Tariffs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : A longtime proponent of tariffs and a critic of free trade deals, Mr. Trump seems unafraid to upend America's closest economic relationships.
41% : As factory towns hollowed out, that ended up fueling a trade backlash, helping pave the way for anti-trade candidates like Mr. Trump to win office.
39% : And they say the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, the trade deal Mr. Trump signed in 2020 to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, needs to be updated -- or perhaps, in some minds, scrapped.
22% : Now that something is looming: 25 percent tariffs on Mexican products, which President Trump plans to impose on Saturday as he looks to pressure the Mexican government to do more to curb illegal immigration.
19% : "That's where that began, our illegal immigration problem," he said. Trade irritants Mr. Trump and his supporters have other criticisms of the United States-Mexico relationship.

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