United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement & United States — White House

United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement: The 50% tariffs apply to some products previously protected under United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement, raising questions about the future of the trade agreement. This undermines the pact's stability and predictability.

United States — White House: The United States — White House published the list of affected goods and is the administrative body behind the tariff implementation. Its actions drive the trade policy and its consequences.

United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement: The USMCA is under strain as the US declined to renew it and imposed tariffs that apply to USMCA-covered goods. Negotiations are ongoing, but the pact's future is uncertain.

United States — White House: The United States — White House announced and justified the tariffs, framing them as a response to Canadian discrimination.