Trump's Tariff Threat Is Critical, Says Rep. Hill

The transcript discusses President-elect Donald Trump's concerns about border security, particularly with Mexico, and his potential use of tariffs as a remedy. It highlights the issues with the USMCA agreement and the need for Congress's involvement in tariff decisions. The discussion also covers changes in asylum policies under President Biden and the potential impact of Trump's tariff threats on international relations and border security.

What is one of the main reasons President-elect Trump is considering tariffs against Mexico?

• To improve relations with China

• To reduce taxes for American citizens

• To address border security issues

• To increase trade with Canada

How does President-elect Trump view the role of tariffs in relation to the USMCA?

• As a means to eliminate the agreement

• As a method to strengthen the agreement's parameters

• As a tool to override the agreement

• As a way to enhance cooperation with Europe

Why is it important for Congress to be involved in discussions about tariffs?

• To increase public awareness

• To avoid conflicts with the judiciary

• To expedite the tariff implementation

• To ensure bipartisan support

What was a key aspect of Trump's previous administration regarding immigration policy?

• The introduction of a new visa program

• The Remain in Mexico policy

• The construction of a new border wall

• The elimination of border patrol

What is a potential outcome if Trump follows through with his tariff threats?

• Increased trade with China

• Decreased crime rates in Canada

• Strengthened border security discussions

• Improved relations with Mexico