The American leader did not forget to call Canada again to join the United States and “be our beloved 51st state.”
US president Donald Trump has decided to double duties – up to 50% – for imports of steel and aluminum from Canada. He also threatened to neglect a Canadian automotic industry. He reported it on Social Network X on Tuesday, March 11.
“Since 25% of the electricity fee is set to Canada Ontario, which enters the United States, I ordered my trading minister to increase the additional 25% of the role (raised them up to 50%) for all iron and aluminum from Canada,” Trump wrote and assured that this decision would go into effect on Wednesday, March 12.
In addition, according to him, Canada should immediately cancel the “duties directed against American farmers” from 250 to 390% for various United States -made dairy products.
Trump also aims to express the introduction of an emergency of the national scale to the power supply to “reduce this bad threat from Canada.”
In addition, the American leader threatened to increase duties in cars that arrived in the United States on April 2 if Canada did not make concessions. According to him, it “to speak, forever stop making cars in Canada,” which, according to him, is easy to do in the United States.
According to Trump, Canada “very little is spent on national security, as it relies on US military protection.” The United States seems to be “supported” by Canada for more than $ 200 billion a year and “can’t continue”.
“The meaning is just one thing – Canada is appropriate to be our beloved of the 51st state.
Remember, on March 4, Trump’s new duties of 25% for goods from Mexico and Canada have implemented, and the duties for Chinese goods doubled by 20%. In response, China and Canada introduced duties to American goods. Mexico also prepares its steps.
Source: korrespondent
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