Trump plans tariffs on agricultural imports to tackle immigration and drug trafficking raising consumer prices.

US President Donald Trump has revealed plans to impose tariffs on imported agricultural goods starting April 2, aiming to tackle concerns surrounding illegal immigration and drug trafficking primarily from Canada and Mexico. There is also a possibility of further tariffs being imposed on Chinese imports. The implementation of these tariffs could potentially lead to a rise in consumer prices as importers are likely to pass on the burden of these additional costs.

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