Governor Bob Ferguson speaks in Ellensburg on tariffs

Sunnyside, WALocal News

Gov. Bob Ferguson strongly criticized the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration at the beginning of 2025, which he claims disrupt the ability of Washington businesses to make informed decisions. He reported that many businesses have reached out to express their concerns regarding the chaotic nature of these tariffs. During discussions with diplomats from countries like Mexico and Canada, Ferguson noted that tariffs dominate the conversation, highlighting their significant impact on trade relations. He stated that these tariffs affect all Washingtonians, emphasizing their importance for the local economy and food security.

Ferguson labeled the tariffs as unlawful, arguing that the former president lacked the authority to enact them unilaterally. This legal challenge aims to protect Washington's economic interests in the long term. Following his public comments at Hotel Windrow in Ellensburg, Ferguson engaged with state legislators to discuss the implications of the tariffs. The ongoing dialogue underscores the urgency of addressing the tariffs' effects on local businesses and trade relations.

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