The US will be ‘overwhelmed with jobs’ because foreign nations avoid tariffs, Trump says
President Donald Trump He said he would now be “flooded with jobs” while foreign trade partners move the industry to US soil to avoid tariffs.
“I can build a factory, a plant or whatever that could be here,” Trump said on Thursday afternoon from an oval office. “And that includes medicine, which includes cars, which includes chips and semiconduct. It includes everything. If you are building here, you don’t have any tariffs. And I think it will happen. I think our country will be flooded with jobs. “
Trump said that US consumers can see that prices are growing in the “short -term” because of the tariff, but that the prices will be lower and that the industries will benefit throughout the Committee.
“And I think that it will help farmers a lot because the product is rejected to our country, and our farmers are very badly injured from the last administration,” Trump said. “The last administration hated our farmers, as, at a level I never saw before. I think it will help us our farmers. The jobs will help. But our farmers will help, our manufacturers are our manufacturers will help.”
Trump signs the “reciprocal” tariff plan for countries that tax on US goods
President Donald Trump said on February 13, 2025. From an oval office that the US will be “flooded with jobs” while foreign trade partners move industries to US soil to avoid tariffs. (Francis Chung/Politico/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“And again, if one wants to enter, including car companies, if they want to enter and build car plants, they will do so without tariff. And therefore, prices will not rise. They could be a short disorder, but in the long run, it will make that ours The country does a wealth, “he added.
Trump posted on Thursday that they will impose “FER and reciprocal” tariffs to all major American trade partners.
The plan includes the wiretaking of the Hward Luttletik, Trump’s candidate for the Secretary of Trade, for the preparation of a report on reciprocal trade relations within 180 days. The portrayal said on Thursday that he would prepare a report for Trump by April 1.
The plan includes the wiretaking of Howard Lutnik, candidate President Donald Trump as a trade secretary, to develop a report on reciprocal trade relations within 180 days. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“I decided on the trade for the purpose of righteousness, that I will charge a reciprocal tariff – Which means that all countries are charged by the United States, we will no longer charge them, or less. In other words, they charge us taxes or tariffs and charge them exactly the same tax or tariff. Very simple, “Trump said on White house tariff plan.
President Donald Trump said that US consumers can see that prices are growing in “short -term” because of the tariff, but that the prices will be lower and that the industry will benefit throughout the Committee. (Getty Images)
Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement follows him to use tariffs against Mexico, Canada and China earlier in February. The tariffs were created in the light of “extraordinary” threats arising from “illegal foreigners and drugs, including the deadly fentanil”, according to Trump’s executive command approved by the tariff.
Trump’s command approved Tariff through the new Law on International Emergency Economic Force. It Included 25% of tariffs about imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% of imports from import from China. Energy resources from Canada would have a lower tariff of 10%.
Trump imposes tariffs to import from Canada, Mexico and China: ‘National Emergency Situation’
President Donald Trump signed an executive command on February 1, 2025, approve of tariffs to Mexico, Canada and China with the new Law on International Emergency Economic Force. (Campaign Donald Trump 2024)
Both Canada and Mexico agreed Concessions with Trump The day before the tariffs were in force, promising to send additional security staff to their borders with the US Trump, they agreed that they would pause Tariffs to two countries for a month in the light of the border security concession.
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China, on the other hand, imposed tariffs to some American imports in response to Trump’s Tariff Trump.
Greg Norman Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
