President Donald Trump’s tariffs are entering a new phase and are likely to stay for a long time, meaning Americans and businesses should expect continued import taxes instead of temporary measures. The White House’s latest tariff overhaul is not a major policy change but a legal restructuring to keep Trump’s trade agenda alive after previous tariffs ran into legal problems. For American consumers, this means continued uncertainty, disrupted supply chains and higher prices on many imported products. About 18 months into Trump’s second-term trade war, tariffs have mainly resulted in higher prices for goods instead of delivering all the economic…
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