The White House announced on Monday that it will impose increased tariffs on China, citing the ongoing fentanyl crisis in the U.S. as the driving force behind the move.

Trump extended his blanket tariff on Chinese goods to 20 percent this week, citing Chinese exports of illicit fentanyl.

As President Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail and during his first month in the White House, the United States slapped Canada, Mexico and China with hefty tariffs on Tuesday, and all three trading partners fired back — reducing products they ship to the U.S. while slapping taxes on American-made imports, or both.