Trump accuses Canada of harming US farmers with tariffs
The president stated that Canada wants the advantages of statehood without the obligations, accusing it of exploiting U.S. farmers through retaliatory measures in an ongoing trade conflict.
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Higher tariffs raise costs for imported goods and can reduce export markets for American agricultural products, directly affecting farm incomes and rural economies.
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