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The U.S. Secretary of Commerce stated that Trump's tariff policy will be implemented as scheduled, with Taiwan facing a 32% reciprocal tariff set to take effect on April 9. Countries around the world are seeking to negotiate with the U.S., and more than 50 countries have already expressed interest. Protests have also emerged across the United States, calling for the Trump administration to change its policies. U.S. officials indicated that the tariffs will not be delayed and are imminent, while Trump will decide the long-term nature of the tariffs.

The tariff policy of U.S. President Trump is about to take effect, with Taiwan facing a 32% reciprocal tariff, expected to be implemented on April 9. President Lai Ching-te proposed relevant response strategies, stating that both sides from the U.S. will initiate dialogue from the position of "zero tariffs." In addition to Taiwan, countries around the world are also actively seeking to negotiate with the Trump administration.

The U.S. Secretary of Commerce emphasized that the tariff policy cannot be delayed and forecasted that its implementation will begin in a few days or weeks. Since the announcement of the tariff policy by Trump, over 50 countries have requested to negotiate with the U.S. Recently, people across the United States have also organized protest activities, holding signs that say "Keep your hands off."

Reports indicated that during a media interview, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce was asked whether Trump would delay the tariff policy for negotiations, and he firmly stated, "The tariffs will not be postponed and will definitely be implemented in a few days or weeks." As for whether Trump's tariff policy is permanent or a negotiating tool, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury said that this will be decided by Trump, but it is certain that Trump is committed to securing the maximum leverage for himself.

Furthermore, recent comments and reports have also sparked considerable skepticism and discussion among netizens.