Trump has prolonged the suspension of tariffs on all goods covered by the USMCA.

The White House announced that it will suspend tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) until April 2. This suspension follows a recent exemption for car imports and aims to minimize disruptions in the automotive supply chain. Approximately half of Mexico's imports and nearly 40% of Canada's imports to the U.S. meet USMCA standards. The announcement comes after discussions between President Trump and Mexico’s President Sheinbaum, focusing on cooperation in addressing issues like fentanyl trafficking.