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It's smart on the part of TSMC to raise prices specifically for their US-based plants, might as well capitalize on the current situation.
The resources to run the plant aren't entirely domestic, and as such will face price increases too. Granted, I don't know if those production prices will increase 30% but inflation affects all parts of society. Fuck trump.
To the surprise of no one.