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UAW chief touts Trump’s Canada, Mexico tariffs as effort to ‘cease the bleeding’ of US jobs

Editorial Board Published March 10, 2025
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President Donald Trump sits down with Maria Bartiromo on ‘Sunday Morning Futures.’

The president of the United Auto Employees (UAW) union mentioned in an interview Sunday that President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico 

“We are in a crisis mode in this country,” Fain mentioned. He added that the worldwide commerce system is “broken” and that the U.S. is in a “triage situation” whereas explaining that tariffs “aren’t the end solution” however are “a huge factor in fixing this problem.”

“Tariffs are an attempt to stop the bleeding from the hemorrhaging of jobs in America for the last 33 years,” Fain mentioned as he sought guilty the North American Free Commerce Act (NAFTA) for inflicting “millions of jobs” to go away the U.S. NAFTA was changed by the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Settlement (USMCA), which Trump negotiated in 2019.

CAR PRICES COULD RISE $12,000 DUE TO TRUMP’S LATEST TARIFFS

UAW President Shawn Fain defended President Donald Trump’s tariffs. (Photograph by Scott Olson/Getty Photographs / Getty Photographs)

Trump delayed 25% tariffs on auto imports from Canada and Mexico for an additional month till April 2. At the moment, Trump’s reciprocal tariff regime can also be anticipated to take impact and lift U.S. tariffs to match people who overseas buying and selling companions impose on U.S. exports.

Underneath NAFTA and the USMCA, the North American auto trade is deeply intertwined between the U.S., Canada and Mexico as automakers have distributed manufacturing services throughout the three nations to advertise effectivity.

LATE CAR PAYMENTS RISE TO HIGHEST LEVEL IN OVER 30 YEARS

Assembly plant

The North American auto trade has services within the U.S., Mexico and Canada that could possibly be impacted by tariffs. (Ty Wright/Bloomberg by way of Getty Photographs / Getty Photographs)

Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported items. As utilized to the North American auto provide chain, tariffs may increase prices considerably for automakers in addition to costs paid by customers. 

Some auto components cross the U.S. border a number of occasions throughout the manufacturing course of – which might incur a tariff every time it crosses if Trump’s tariffs are applied. 

An evaluation by the Anderson Financial Group discovered that the 25% auto tariffs would trigger costs to rise by 1000’s of {dollars}. 

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Crossover utility automobiles would see costs rise not less than $4,000, whereas pickup vehicles would rise $8,000 and huge SUVs $9,000. Electrical automobiles (EVs) would see the most important value will increase, rising upward of $12,000.

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