Trump slams 60 countries with new 10–12.5% tariffs, claiming they’re needed to stop forced labor goods from entering the U.S., but critics call it a backdoor way to reinstate old trade restrictions — now legally tougher to challenge. While the White House frames it as moral enforcement, trading partners and U.S. businesses argue it’s economically reckless, especially as inflation bites and voters head to the polls. A lawsuit’s already filed, exemptions are narrow, and Treasury revenue won’t fully recover what was lost — all while consumers face higher prices and businesses brace for disruption.
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