The Trump administration is imposing tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China to curb opioid trafficking and illegal immigration. Canada is the top import partner for 23 US states, supplying grain, livestock, and poultry. Mexico is the top import partner for 10 southern states, providing fruits, vegetables, and petroleum products. China is the top import partner for 9 states, including California and Florida, supplying various goods. The US imports around $900 billion worth of goods from Canada and Mexico annually. California imports a quarter of its goods from China, totaling $113 billion per year. Despite these partnerships, the US is implementing tariffs to address concerns about fentanyl, immigration, and trade imbalances.
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