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Elon Musk has called for zero tariffs and greater labor mobility between the United States and Europe, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 20% tariff on European Union goods, including those from Italy. Speaking via video at a political congress hosted by Italy’s right-wing League Party in Florence, Musk expressed his vision for a U.S.-Europe free trade zone.
The tech billionaire, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX and a Trump adviser, emphasized his long-standing push for eliminating wasteful public spending and removing trade barriers. “Ideally, both Europe and the United States should agree on zero tariffs,” Musk said. “This would effectively create a free trade zone between Europe and North America.”
Musk also advocated for open borders for workers, suggesting people should have the freedom to work across continents. “If people wish to work in Europe or North America, they should be allowed to do so,” he said, noting this as advice he has given to the president.
Musk has been vocal in his support for Europe’s right-wing movements, including Italy’s League Party led by Matteo Salvini and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy. Both parties promote strict immigration policies, lower taxes, and law-and-order agendas.
Amid rising trade tensions, Italy’s Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, also from the League, urged for de-escalation with the U.S. and warned against retaliatory measures. Musk recently thanked Salvini for backing his Starlink satellite system for Italy's communication needs.
Musk’s remarks come at a pivotal moment in U.S.-EU relations, with increasing focus on tariffs, global trade, and geopolitical alignment. His comments signal growing tech sector influence in shaping international trade policy and immigration reform.
