Unboxing and Assembly Video of My Temu Bargain Glute and Ham Developer

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This video is on the unboxing and assembly video of the bargain-priced glute and ham developer I purchased on Temu.com for $248.94, which I received in 3 days.
Donald Trump, who is favored to win the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, has vowed to impose tariffs on Chinese goods by 60% and all other global imports up to 20%.
However, Trump is not yet the U.S. president, which means that Americans have at least up to Inauguration Day, 2025 (January 20, 2025) to purchase items under $800 from foreign e-commerce companies without paying import taxes.
The U.S. President has the power to impose tariffs without the approval of the United States Congress.
Most Americans are unaware of Temu's very low prices, which will likely disappear if Trump becomes U.S. President.
I recommend reading the NPR news article about American consumers not being responsible for paying tariffs on imported e-commerce purchases less than $800.
The Biden Administration has also proposed an administrative rule change on the current "de minimis" $800 exception on imported goods, and it has also asked the U.S. Congress to legislate new laws on foreign e-commerce.
Administrative rule changes are legally required to go through a process that usually takes several months.
The process includes:
(1) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM): The agency publishes a proposed rule in the Federal Register and invites public comments;
(2) Public Comment Period: There is usually a 30-day minimum for public comments, but this can be extended;
(3) Review of Comments: The agency reviews all comments and may make revisions to the proposed rule;
(4) Final Rule: The agency publishes the final rule in the Federal Register, including a response to public comments; and
(5) Effective Date: The rule generally goes into effect 30 days after publication, unless a different timeline is specified.
It is very likely that the bargain offers on Temu.com will end in 2025 and that the current $800" de minimis exemption on foreign e-commerce imports entering the United States will be eliminated or changed.
See https//www.npr.org/2024/09/13/nx-s1-5111427/shein-temu-white-house-biden-rule-china#:~:text=Instead%20of%20bringing%20large%20shipments%20into%20U.S.%20warehouses,law%20exempts%20shipments%20under%20%24800%20from%20import%20tax.
See also https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-r...