The Trump administration is giving Canada and Mexico a chance to escape steel and aluminum tariffs, but only if they make real concessions in the ongoing talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
A senior administration official speaking on background told reporters that Canada and Mexico will be excluded from the tariffs “for now,” but that it was reserving the right to apply the tariffs to the two countries later, depending on how the talks go.
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