‘Tariffs are in full swing’: Instagram user indicates price growth in Walmart Store; Netizens react

An Instagram user has recently posted a video from a Walmart Store in the United States, claiming that US President Donald Trump’s tariffs are directly rising prices on clothing and other items. The video, which is now going viral on social media, has been captioned “Donald Trump’s tariffs are in full swing!” And has been seen about 3 million times.In the video, the user is shown walking through cloth corridors, comparing the old price tag, some removed or covered, with newly added high prices.

“Friends, the tariffs are in active effects, look at these clothes in Walmart,” the user says, “all the tags burst into these lower pieces, but then you still find one with the bottom, grows up to $ 10.98, price to $ 11.98.“This is the effect of Donald Trump’s tariff,” the user said.Pointing to a children’s organization that increased from $ 6.98 to $ 10.98 and a backpack that went from $ 19.97 to $ 24.97, Chandler said, “This is an increase of $ 4.”The users say that the store is putting stickers on the already existed price on the tags where the bottom part cannot burst, so you won’t know what the old price was. “The video has given rise to mixed reactions between the neatisenses. A user commented, “When Trump checks out, Trump levies tariffs? Retail stores should be put in their receipt.” “Good Maga .. Are you winning yet ?? You voted again for it: Are you happy?” Another user commented. “I work on the target and we are also taking a perforated price tag from the clothing a few days ago,” a user commented, which allegedly works on the target. “Congratulations to the Americans! Your President is paying you!”Another user, who is supporting price growth, said, “Oh Nuo This is the end of the world. Lol get a grip. ,“So you said that Biden’s inflation is nothing about 9.1 percent,” read another comment.During his second presidential tenure, Donald Trump has wiped out a large -scale tariff to achieve various objectives: by securing foreign market entry to increase domestic production and increase federal income.