Summary
Among major U.S. automakers, GM has the most extensive operations in Mexico and Canada that would take a direct hit from the president’s latest import taxes on vehicles and auto parts made abroad.
NBC News
The executive order signed Wednesday allows for some leniency for components that are compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but it wasn't immediately clear what relief that might offer the North American automotive industry.
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