During a recent town hall in Michigan, Donald Trump proposed that to lower grocery prices, he would restrict food imports, a move critics argue would actually raise prices and limit food options for consumers. Trump's rationale included a broader discussion on energy costs, suggesting that reducing these costs would indirectly help lower food prices. However, many observers noted that Trump's plan lacks coherence and economic basis, with his tariff suggestions seen as counterproductive. The former president's responses to similar questions in previous events have highlighted his struggle to provide concrete solutions. Despite the declining inflation rates, voters remain frustrated over food prices and some still believe Trump could effectively address their concerns. Nevertheless, Trump's ideas around tariffs and import restrictions are largely viewed as unrealistic and economically unsound.