Mexico tariffs

The United States imposed 25 percent tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods at midnight Tuesday. Canada immediately announced reciprocal tariffs. Northern border interests are watching the leaders of both countries as negotiations continue and the economic ramifications of the border taxes begin to be felt.

State Senator Pat Fahy warns New York is facing threats from Washington's new agenda.

President-elect Donald Trump is threatening to impose 25-percent tariffs on all imported goods from Mexico and Canada. While supporters say Trump is following through on campaign pledges, the idea is being criticized along the northern border where such trade is key to economic stability.

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