Former President Donald Trump said Monday that he’d slap new tariffs on goods from Mexico in retaliation for illegal border crossings if he returns to office. Speaking at a campaign event in Raleigh,

At a Pittsburgh rally, Donald Trump threatened to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and China unless they curb fentanyl trafficking. He pledged immediate action against drug flow across the U.S.-Mexico border and discussed plans for mass deportation of migrants if elected.

The former president has for months pledged to impose blanket tariffs on all imports, a plan economists have warned could spike the cost of goods in the United States and increase costs for families.