President Trump as he walks to Air Force One, to head to New York to attend a roundtable discussion on immigration. President Trump used the same provision of U.S. trade law in March when he called for tariffs on ­foreign-made steel and aluminum. Talks over a replacement for the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement among the United States, Mexico and Canada have made limited progress. adds 10 percent to the cost of imported American models, while the United States imposes a levy of 2.5 percent on most imported cars and 25 percent on most pickups. Trump has obsessed over German cars above all others, according to a senior White House official familiar with the talks.

Source: Washington Post May 23, 2018 21:24 UTC