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Trump Promises to Allocate Tariff Revenues to Bail Out U.S. Farmers – Gateway Hispanic

Last updated: October 1, 2025 11:41 am
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In the midst of ongoing trade tensions and discussions about America’s economic trajectory, Donald Trump has pledged to allocate a portion of the revenues generated from tariffs to assist farmers.

During a meeting in the Oval Office with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at his side, Trump acknowledged the initial negative impacts of his trade policies on agricultural producers, leading him to advocate for a compensation initiative.

“We’re going to take some of the money collected from tariffs and give it to our farmers, who for a time will be hurt until the tariffs begin to benefit them. So we’ll make sure our farmers are in good shape, because we’re collecting a lot of money,” Trump told reporters.

Political Backing for the Initiative

The announcement quickly garnered support from Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and House Agriculture Committee Chairman GT Thompson (R-PA). Both leaders stressed that the agricultural sector should not shoulder the burdens of trade policy alone, especially with the aim of recalibrating America’s role in global trade.

This compensation plan is anticipated to be included in the 2026 federal spending package, which needs approval by November 21 to circumvent yet another government shutdown. This timing is crucial, as the initiative serves not only as a financial lifeline for farmers but also as a key element in the broader discourse surrounding budget negotiations and fiscal priorities.

The Controversy Over Tariff Revenues

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has maintained that these tariff revenues should primarily be allocated toward reducing the national debt. Speaking to CNBC in August, Bessent projected that tariff collections could reach an impressive $300 billion this year, later adjusting that figure to $500 billion.

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“We are going to reduce the deficit relative to GDP. We’ll start paying off the debt, and at that point, it can be used as compensation for the American people,” he stated. This vision starkly contrasts Trump’s strategy, which appears laser-focused on a single sector—the agricultural industry—as part of a broader electoral calculus.

Reporter: Can you elaborate on Trump’s plan to utilize tariff funds for farmers’ relief?

Brooke Rollins: It is a very elegant solution, right? The amount of tariff money that’s coming into our country is stunning.

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— Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) September 30, 2025

The agricultural heartland has traditionally been a bastion of Republican support. However, Trump’s trade policies have incited apprehension in farming states like Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas, where exports of grain, meat, and dairy rely heavily on international markets, particularly China and Mexico.

By proposing an “economic bailout” funded by tariff revenues, Trump aims to fortify his relationship with farmers and mitigate risks of losing electoral backing due to trade disputes. This move also reinforces his narrative that tariffs are not merely expenses but rather effective instruments designed to bolster the national economy and shield producers from foreign competition.

About The Author

Vanya ThaisVanya Thais

Vanya Thais

Peruana, catĂłlica, madre de familia, periodista de investigaciĂłn y activista por el TEA (transtorno de espectro autista). Actualmente es Editora General de votocatolico.org, un portal polĂ­tico para hispanos catĂłlicos en Estados Unidos.
Es conocida por defender la vida y la familia. Ha sido panelista en medios nacionales e internacionales como analista política. Profesional de la universidad San Martin de Porres en Periodismo, y es columnista nacional e internacional (México y España), defendiendo siempre la familia y el estado de derecho.
Brinda capacitaciones con el taller «femeninas y poderosas» a mujeres de sectores emergentes para que aprendan a ser autĂłnomas y emprender. Por su corte de investigaciĂłn, da clases sobre el origen de la guerrilla en el PerĂș, la Ă©poca del terrorismo y la relaciĂłn actual con el sector socialista mĂĄs corrupto de la polĂ­tica peruana.

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