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New Facts: Senators Confront Trade Czar Jamieson Greer Over Canada Tariffs

On July 22, 2026, U.S. senators pressed trade czar Jamieson Greer about President Trump’s continued tariffs on Canada, voicing growing concerns as the administration kept the duties in place.

Tariffs are import taxes on foreign goods; targeting Canadian products can raise prices at home and risk retaliation from a major U.S. trading partner, disrupting cross‑border supply chains.

Public economic strain forms the backdrop: a Harris survey for the Guardian published July 7, 2026 found about half of Americans struggling to afford groceries and gas, and about 57% saying the economy is getting worse.

Similarly, an Economist/YouGov poll released May 19, 2026 reported the highest share in four years saying the economy is getting worse.

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