In a move that has left many residents of Detroit wondering if they've just traded one economic headache for another, the city has secured a major victory in its long-standing quest for federal aid to revitalize its struggling auto industry. Last year, the city received a significant influx of funding from the Trump administration, which it had been lobbying for to support the development of new electric vehicle manufacturing facilities. However, in a twist that has left many Detroiters scrambling to make ends meet, gas prices have skyrocketed in recent months, sparking concerns that the city's newfound economic boost may be offset by the rising cost of fuel. As the city continues to navigate this complex and potentially precarious economic landscape, residents are left to wonder whether the benefits of the federal aid will ultimately outweigh the costs.
Detroit got what it wanted from Trump — then gas prices spiked The Boston Globe
