In justifying his tariffs on Canada and Mexico, President Donald Trump has argued that our two closest neighbors would bear the brunt of costs—despite the protestations of economists, who say the price hikes are more often felt by consumers, not the targeted countries. But beyond the likely de facto surcharges levied on every American, the impacts will be felt especially by those border states whose economies are intertwined with the countries to our north and south. For northern border states,

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