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 are the main concerns President-elect Trump has regarding border security?

How does President Trump plan to address the issues related to imports from other countries?

What role does Congress play in the implementation of tariffs according to the discussion?

What was the 'Remain in Mexico' policy and how does it relate to current immigration issues?

In what ways does the speaker believe President Trump will follow through on his tariff threats?