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The United States' "reciprocal tariff" policy impacts the global stock market, and former President Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris have harshly criticized Trump's administration. Obama stated at Hamilton College that Americans need to take action and make sacrifices to support social justice, criticizing the Trump administration for attacking immigrants and media freedom. Kamala Harris pointed out at a summit that social fear is spreading, many people are affected by political pressure, and she called for courage to speak out. This reflects the Democratic Party's open opposition to Trump's policies.

The United States' "equivalent tariff" policy has affected global stock markets. Former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala Harris recently made statements on the same day, sharply criticizing the policies of current President Donald Trump. Obama particularly emphasized to the American people that "some sacrifices must be made." According to reports, Obama strongly condemned the Trump administration's restructuring of the federal system and its repression of immigration and media freedom during a public interview in New York State. He sarcastically pointed out that if he had taken similar actions during his presidency, those who are silent now would have already spoken out against it.

He also criticized the pressure the White House has placed on law firms and universities, stating that these actions are completely contrary to America's fundamental values and constitutional principles. Obama admitted that many people claim to be progressive and support social justice or freedom of speech, but very few are actually willing to pay the price for it; everything has become too easy. "But now, we are facing a moment when mere verbal support for ideals is no longer enough; we might really need to take action, even make some sacrifices."

Harris pointed out at the "Women Defining Leadership Summit" that the series of actions taken after Trump returned to the White House were "completely expected." She noted that there is a widespread feeling of fear in American society, with many organizations forced to remain silent, and some even yielding to overtly unconstitutional political pressure, "this fear is spreading." As Trump reached an agreement with the law firm where Harris's husband works, the political power struggle became increasingly clear. Trump claimed that the law firm would provide at least one hundred million dollars worth of pro bono legal services during his second term, raising questions about whether the White House is exerting pressure on specific law firms through its power.

Harris concluded by emphasizing that "fear is contagious, but so is courage," urging the American people to stand firm in their beliefs and speak up bravely. This is her most direct and clear comment since Trump began his second term, reflecting that the Democratic Party's concerns about Trump's policies have reached a stage of open confrontation.