President Donald Trump Says USMCA Is “Irrelevant” as He Pushes Manufacturing Back to America

Описание: President Donald Trump said the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) is no longer relevant for the United States, arguing that the deal mainly benefits Canada as he renews his push to bring manufacturing jobs back to American soil.

Speaking while touring a Ford factory in Dearborn, Michigan, President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. does not need cars manufactured in Canada or Mexico and should instead produce vehicles domestically. His remarks come as the USMCA faces a scheduled review that could determine whether the trade pact expires or is renegotiated.

Major automakers including Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Tesla, Honda, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Stellantis, and others have urged the Trump administration to preserve the USMCA, warning that North American supply chain integration delivers efficiency gains and tens of billions of dollars in savings annually.

GM President Mark Reuss emphasized that auto supply chains span all three countries and represent a core strength of the North American automotive industry. Industry groups also warn that changes to the agreement could impact U.S. competitiveness against Asian imports.

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President Donald Trump explains why he believes USMCA is irrelevant

The impact of USMCA on U.S., Canada, and Mexico auto production

Automakers’ response to Trump’s trade stance

What’s next as the USMCA comes up for review

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