Trump: My Policies Saved US Auto Jobs—But Canada’s New Tariffs Could Hurt Michigan
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President Donald Trump is set to defend his economic record in Michigan, a state where new Canadian tariffs threaten to undercut his claims of reviving the auto industry. Trump says his policies have already brought back American manufacturing jobs, especially in the auto sector. However, fresh trade barriers from Canada could hit Michigan’s car factories hard, as many rely on cross-border parts and supply chains. The president’s visit aims to reassure workers that his administration’s approach remains the best path for growth, even as local businesses brace for potential losses.