#TrumpTariffs The hashtag #TrumpTariffs usually refers to tariff policies associated with Donald Trump—both during his 2017–2021 presidency and any later proposals or actions attributed to him in political debate.

Here’s a neutral, high-level overview (no current-events specifics unless you ask):

🇺🇸 What “Trump Tariffs” Generally Refers To

1. Tariffs on China (2018–2020)

Broad tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods

Justified on grounds of reducing the trade deficit and addressing intellectual-property concerns

Prompted retaliatory tariffs by China

2. Steel & Aluminum Tariffs (2018)

Tariffs under Section 232 (national security)

Applied to many countries, with some exemptions negotiated

3. NAFTA Replacement: USMCA

Included updated trade rules, though not traditionally considered “tariffs,” it was part of a broader trade reshaping

4. Proposed or Discussed Tariffs

Trump has periodically floated ideas of universal tariffs, targeted tariffs, or tariff-based leverage in negotiations (context depends on the timeframe you mean)

Want something more specific?

I can break down:

the economic impact

who pays tariffs

effects on consumers/businesses/farmers

changes proposed or implemented after 2021

a timeline of Trump’s tariff actions

Just let me know what angle you want!