All the tariffs on "The taxed 3"

So far there are three countries that the tariffs are still on;Mexico,Canada,and China.

Mexico Tariffs:

• Steel and aluminum – Up to 25%

• Textile inputs (like fabric) – 15%

• Apparel and finished textile goods – 35%

• Footwear – Up to 35%

• Wood products – Up to 20%

• Plastic products – Up to 25%

• Chemicals – Up to 10%

• Paper and cardboard – Up to 10%

• Ceramics and glass – Up to 30%

• Electrical materials – Up to 20%

• Transportation equipment (e.g., vehicle parts) – Up to 25%

• Musical instruments – Up to 25%

• Furniture – Up to 35%

• E-commerce goods from non-FTA countries (e.g., Shein, Temu) – 19%

• E-commerce goods from U.S./Canada between $50–$117 – 17%

  These Tariffs were most likely applied due to mexico failing to prevent illegal immagrants in the U.S.

Canadian Tariffs

• 25% – General Canadian goods (non-exempt under USMCA)

• 25% – Steel products

• 25% – Aluminum products

• 25% – Automobiles (passenger vehicles, light trucks)

• 25% – Auto parts (e.g. engines, transmissions)

• 10% – Energy products (e.g. oil, natural gas, potash)

Mostly for the same reason as mexico

Chinese tariffs

• 145% – General Chinese imports (average rate across all categories) ​

• 100% – Electric vehicles (EVs) ​

• 50% – Polysilicon and wafers (used in solar cells and semiconductors) ​Global Trade Magazine+1Global Trade & Sanctions Law+1

• 25% – Steel and aluminum products ​

• 25% – EV batteries and battery parts ​BDO+1the American Booksellers Association+1

• 25% – Solar panel modules ​BDO

• 25% – Certain critical minerals ​BDO

• 25% – Medical items (e.g., face masks, medical gloves, needles, syringes) ​United States Trade Representative

Mostly due to their past relationship and comminist party