Warehouses in southern California are full to bursting withChinese goods rushed across the Pacific ahead of President DonaldTrump's tariff deadlines.

“It's been quite a run in the last six months,'' says PhillipSanfield, a spokesman for the Port of Los Angeles, which ended 2018with its busiest December on record with the equivalent of morethan 900,000 20-foot containers moving through its docks.

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