In a surprise visit to GM's Milford Proving Ground, a research and testing facility near Detroit, former President Donald Trump made a bold claim about the effectiveness of tariffs in attracting investment to the US automotive industry. Trump's appearance at the facility, a first for a sitting president, comes as the industry continues to grapple with the impacts of trade policies. The visit is also seen as a calculated move to boost his reputation among working-class voters, particularly in key swing states where the auto industry remains a significant employer. As Trump praised recent investments by automakers, he also took aim at UAW chief Shawn Fain, criticizing his leadership and union's stance on labor issues.
Donald Trump, the first sitting president to visit GM's Milford Proving Ground near Detroit, touted recent automaker investments as evidence that tariffs work and criticized UAW chief Shawn Fain for ...
