This one auto part crosses the border four times on its way to your car

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : His striker plates are spared the 25% U.S. duties on auto imports, which remain on track to take effect Sunday, because they comply with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement that Trump negotiated during his first term.
38% : Relying on American-made metal has already entailed a 25% cost hike due to Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. steel, a response to equivalent levies on foreign steel that Trump imposed in February.
37% : On Tuesday, Trump adjusted his vehicle tariffs to offer some relief from import taxes that in many cases had threatened to stack up on top of one another.
36% : Reshoring more of the U.S. auto industry would require untangling supply chains that leave many components vulnerable to a series of tariffs Trump has repeatedly revised.
35% : "President Trump creates what I would call strategic uncertainty in the negotiations," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters Tuesday.

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