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President Donald Trump defended his recent tariffs Against Canada, Mexico and China, while on Sunday night they spoke with Andrews journalists and hinted that the European Union could suffer a similar fate.
The tariffs, which were approved in the executive order on Saturday, will enter into force on Tuesday. According to the Law on International Emergency Economic Force (IEEPHA), a 25% additional tariffs It will be charged for imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% of imports from import from China.
In an executive order, Trump said that the tariffs stem from “extraordinary threats represented by illegal aliens and drugs, including a deadly fentanil, [that] represents a national emergency situation. “
The tariffs have invited international criticisms of leaders and citizens in Canada and Mexico. During exchange with reporters on Sunday night, Trump accused Canada of being a “abuser” in the US in the sense of trade.
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President Donald Trump pumps a fist while arrives at the White House in Washington, DC, February 2, 2025. (Tierney Cross/AFP via Getty Images)
“Canada has been very abused by the United States for many years. They do not allow our banks,” Trump claimed. “And you know that Canada does not allow banks to enter, if you think. It’s pretty amazing. If we have an American bank, they don’t let them enter.”
“Canada was very difficult for energy oil. They basically do not allow our products on the farm. They do not allow many things. And we allow everything to go in as a street in one direction.”
Trump also claimed that the US subsidized Canada “from a warehouse of about $ 200 billion a year.”
“And for what? What are we going to get out of that? We don’t get anything out of that,” he added. “I love the people of Canada. I disagree with the guidance of Canada and something will happen there.”
The Republican leader also said that “definitely” will impose tariffs against the European Union, which he said they now have a $ 300 billion trade deficit.
“They don’t take our cars, they don’t take our farms, they take almost nothing,” Trump said. “And we take everything from them. Millions of cars, huge amounts of food and agricultural products. So the UK is out of the line and we will see the UK, but the European Union is really wrong.”
In a statement on Saturday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said her country “categorically rejects[s] Klever the White House against the Mexican government has alliances with criminal organizations, as well as any intention of intervention in our territory. “
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President Donald Trump said Canada was not fair to the United States. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
“Mexico not only does not want Fentanil to reach the United States, but anywhere,” the statement said. “Therefore, if the United States want to fight the criminal groups that make traffic drugs and create violence, we must work together in an integrated way, but always under the principles of common responsibility, mutual trust, cooperation and, above all, respect for sovereignty, which cannot be negotiate. “
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shifted now, encouraging Canadians to “buy Canada” in response to tariffs.
“Now is the time to choose products made right here in Canada,” Trudeau wrote on X. “Check the labels. Let’s do your part. Wherever we can, select Canada.”
During Sunday exchange with reporters, Trump also discussed the possibility of reducing assistance in South Africa after his president signed A controversial measure of land seizure.
“In South Africa, terrible things happen,” Trump said. “The leadership is doing some terrible things, terrible things. So, it’s under investigation now.”
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Trump in Mar-a-Laga before Trump took his post for the second time. Now the two leaders clash around the store. (Justin Trudeau X)
His remarks came after he accused South Africa on Sunday of “acting very poorly with certain classes of people” in the social place of truth.
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“It is a bad situation that radical left media don’t want to mention that much,” Trump’s statement read. “Mass violation of human rights, at the very least, happens to see everyone. The United States will not advocate for it, we will act. Also, I will cut all future funds for South Africa until the complete investigation into this situation is completed!”
