President Donald Trump took a courageous step for American interests by planning to initiate economic suffering tariffs against nations that cause economic damage to the United States. During his appearance at the Republican House retreat in Florida Trump directly identified China India and Brazil as nations implementing substantial tariffs.
Through the ‘America First’ initiative Trump declared his decision to tax outside nations and harmful foreign entities with duty costs. Trump announced that his administration planned to build a “very fair system” which would fortify American economic power while targeting China and India as “tremendous tariff makers.”
The administration would return capital from foreign countries to American people through incentives for domestic production under this policy. The president challenged foreign business operators to construct their production facilities inside American soil to prevent tariff payments while maintaining confidence about an unprecedented manufacturing boom across pharmaceuticals semiconductor production and steel sectors. 
Trump disclosed his plans to place high tariffs on defense materials consisting of steel as well as aluminum and rare earth minerals. The president expressed disapproval of previous environmental limitations on rare earth mining as he pledged to break regulatory barriers and make rare earth resources accessible.
The President repeated his economic strategy from his speech by saying that “America’s workers and businesses receive tax relief when other nations increase their trade barriers.”
Trump’s new trade policy will drive a major economic transition because he wants to increase home production and cut import dependencies. His message concluded with this promise of making America both more powerful and richer than it had ever been.
