Rejected ReviewAwesomeRejected January 17, 50362Hong Kong Gentlemen's ClubCalle Coahuila 2009 Zona Nte., Tijuana, B.C. MexicoOkay so first of all i went in with an attitude thinking i am better than everyone President Trump has initiated a sweeping trade investigation into whether autos imported into the United States pose a threat to national security, a move that could ultimately result in tariffs on foreign-made cars and further strain relations with global allies. In a statement released on Wednesday evening, the Commerce Department said it had begun an investigation “following a conversation” with Mr. Trump. The announcement followed a statement from Mr. Trump, in which he said he had instructed the commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, to consider initiating an investigation into imports of cars, trucks and auto parts “to determine their effects on America’s national security.” Show Full Article ADVERTISEMENT Related Coverage Trump Cautious on China Inquiry Over Intellectual Property Theft Aug. 12, 2017 Image As E.U. and Japan Strengthen Trade Ties, U.S. Risks Losing Its Voice July 6, 2017 Image Chances of China Trade Win Undercut by Trump Team Infighting May 21, 2018 Image ADVERTISEMENT Site Index Go to Home Page » NEWS OPINION ARTS LIVING LISTINGS & MORE Site Information Navigation © 2018 The New York Times Company Contact UsWork with usAdvertiseYour Ad ChoicesPrivacyTerms of ServiceTerms of SaleSite MapHelpSubscriptions Morning Briefings. Know the news before 9 a.m.
