How will the tariffs about Canadian, Mexican affect enterprises, small villages, Chicago and beyond consumers?

Chicago (WLS) – Income for so many small rural enterprises, concerns remain on the potential impact of consumers, business owners and tariffs for society.

Most President Marco Rodriguez in Dulceland said that any work dependent on goods dependent on goods from Mexico.

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“It’s terrible. It’s a dreadful time in our work. Everything you see around us is imported by ourselves, and made by ourselves,” said Rodriguez.

Rodriguez manages that his family works four stores around Chicagoland. The parents started Dulceland after signing the North American free trade agreement 30 years ago.

He says that they want to bring special sweets and toys they love from Mexico to Chicago. More than half of the substances, the fourth generation is made as pinats from Mexico.

Rodriguez says that this work has not faced such uncertainty.

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“He is very anxious. Every day, you listen to something that will affect your living, affects the livelihood of the people we use society,” Rodriguez said.

Economist Julián Diaz Loyola’s Quinlan is a professor at the school school.

“The point of the tariffs is that the goods are more expensive. It is all that local producers have a superiority,” said Diaz.

If the diaz, domestic producers or manufacturers, but it does not work with low unemployment, which seems unlikely to be at least shortly.

“It is not clear that the people of people will be removed, indeed true? Diaz said.

In a short time, if tariffs come into force, the Diaz passes the financing of the elements from Canada or Mexico, waiting for any element to any element.

With the tariffs that will start on Tuesday, some business owners bend for them and what they will mean for their customers.