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Gavin Newsom Seeks Tariff Exemptions for California Exports Amid Trade War

Gavin Newsom Seeks Tariff Exemptions for California Exports Amid Trade War

Governor Gavin Newsom of California is actively seeking exemptions from retaliatory tariffs for products made in his state, amid escalating tensions in the ongoing trade war. Newsom has reached out to world leaders, urging them to consider the impact of tariffs on California's economy, which is heavily reliant on international trade.

Newsom's efforts come in response to the Trump administration's aggressive trade policies, which have led to retaliatory measures from several countries. The governor argues that California's unique position as a major exporter should be taken into account, and he is ready to engage in discussions with trading partners to find a solution.

The move has been met with mixed reactions. Some see it as a proactive step to protect California's economy, while others view it as an attempt to bypass federal trade policies. Newsom's initiative highlights the broader impact of trade wars on individual states and their economies.

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