Will Trump's tariffs on China stop flow of fentanyl into US?
President Donald Trump has long been touting tariffs as a way to disrupt the flow of fentanyl into the U.S. and this week, he took action with a 10 percent tariff on goods imported from China. But will they really help in the fight to crack down on fentanyl?
How China is retaliating against Trump’s tariffs
China unveiled multiple countermeasures on Tuesday, immediately after new U.S. tariffs on its imports took effect. This marks the latest development in an escalating trade dispute that began with President Donald Trump’s weekend announcement of broad tariffs targeting multiple trading partners.
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