On April 2, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at reshaping U.S. trade policy, addressing decades of practices that have harmed American industries. He highlighted that the trade deficit has reached unsustainable levels, with significant job losses attributed to globalization. While some critics may focus on immediate negative impacts like price hikes and market fluctuations, Trump argues these are minor compared to the long-term economic damage of past trade agreements such as NAFTA. The goal is to refocus on building and investing in American labor to revive the middle class and stabilize the economy.
President Trump ushered in a new era of US trade policy with a focus on correcting unfair trade practices that have hurt American industries and workers.
The soaring US trade deficit has left the economy vulnerable, with a shift from manufacturing surpluses to significant deficits in technology.
For too long, US workers have suffered from globalization, with wages stagnating and a shrinking middle class resulting from unfair trade practices.
The executive order signifies a commitment to prioritizing American labor over cheap foreign goods, encouraging investment and training within the United States.
Collection
[
|
...
]