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  1. U.S. tariffs are impacting the steel and auto industries.

Tariffs imposed on imported vehicles and parts are causing strain on the domestic auto supplier base, highlighting U.S.-Canada trade exposure.

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Tariffs imposed on imported vehicles and parts are causing strain on the domestic auto supplier base, highlighting U.S.-Canada trade exposure.

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MichiganCenter for Automotive ResearchDonald Trump

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  1. Small business owners in mid-Michigan are warning about local business vulnerability due to trade standoffs and retaliatory tariffs.Sub-event
  2. The Center for Automotive Research convened researchers from the U.S. and Canada in Ann Arbor.Sub-event
  3. Trump visits Michigan to discuss economic policies, including the impact of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, using Bureau of Labor Statistics job market data.Sub-event
  4. Auto industry strain due to tariffs on imports from Canada.1 source

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