Do you want a trade war? . Officials were working to include language in the tariffs that would give Trump the flexibility to approve exemptions for certain countries. President Trump is expected to make a final announcement by the end of the week. Exemptions could be made on a "case by case" and "country by country" basis. As such Mexico, Canada or other countries may be spared from President Donald Trump's planned 25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminum. The new rules are being developed under national security "carve-outs," a move that could soften the blow amid threats of retaliation by trading partners and dire economic warnings from lawmakers and business groups. . What do you make of this? . ❣️Like for more news❣️ 🔻#briefnews 🔻 . . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews . Follow @briefworldnews .Check our 🆕 Stories 👤 @briefworldnews👈🏻 --------- Hit that ❤️ and like the work we do #briefnews 🔻Explore More🔻 . Sharing the love, thanks to: @splenderosahouston @vickywenborne @right_wing_world 🔺Star followers for today🔺 🔴Visit our website, link on our page @briefworldnews 🔴 . . #realnews #news #trending #breakingnews #headlines #todaynews #cnnfakenews #espnnews #yesterdaysnews #todaysnews #basketballnews #abc7news #cnnnews #gmanewstv #clientnews #cbcnews #foxnews #1dnews #newsktmk #cdnnews #tariff #newtariff #steeltariffs #tariffs #internationalbusiness #internationaltrade #presidentdonaldtrump #maga #mexicotariff #maxicopay #aluminiumtariff #tradewar . . Photo: AFP 🌐BriefWorldNews.com @briefworldnews (at Lijst van bekende mensen uit Washington D.C.)