Trump threatens new global tax

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump is complaining about Canadian trade practices while threatening a tax on international imports, indicating Monday that the idea of some form of border fee remains alive.

The U.S. president made the remarks at the White House while unveiling a long-awaited infrastructure plan. During a lengthy session with reporters, he complained about countries considered allies of the U.S. He mentioned the one directly to America’s north. ”Canada does not treat us right in terms of the farming and the crossing the borders,” said Trump, according to a release.