The White House has confirmed that tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China will begin this Saturday, creating a wave of uncertainty in global markets. The impending measures have already caused Wall Street to close lower, and economic analysts are predicting rising prices on a variety of goods, including avocados and automobiles. As the deadline approaches, businesses are bracing for the impacts of these tariffs, which President Trump has linked to issues such as illegal immigration and drug trafficking. Despite some attempts to negotiate last-minute deals, the administration remains committed to enforcing these tariffs, raising concerns among supporters and stakeholders about the potential fallout on the U.S. economy.