California gets $61 billion in goods from Mexico. How could Trump tariffs hurt consumers?
Trump’s proposed tariffs could harm several industries in California. In 2023, California imported nearly $449.5 billion worth of goods from around the world. The state most heavily relied on imports from China, Mexico, Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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