The Mexican government is already feeling the squeeze from President-elect Donald Trump’s threats to impose sweeping tariffs, with a major auto manufacturer now reconsidering its investment strategy in the country.
Mazda Motor Corporation, a major international auto manufacturer based in Japan, confirmed it’s reconsidering investments in Mexico until it receives clarification from the incoming Trump administration on threats to slap the country with 25% tariffs on all goods, according to Bloomberg. Trump, who has pledged to embark on a hardline illegal immigration crackdown, has threatened to hit both Mexico and Canada with tariffs unless their governments do more to stop the flow of illegal migration and illicit drugs into the U.S. (RELATED: ‘A Critical Window’: Democrats Demand Biden Dole Out More Deportation Protections Before Trump Returns)
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