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Neither Mexico nor Canada has any domestic automakers operating within their borders at present. U.S. vehicle manufacturers have depended on workforce contributions from both their northern and southern neighboring regions since the inception of automobile manufacturing in North America. President Donald Trump's choice on Wednesday to impose a 25% tariff on cars and auto parts coming from outside the country triggers financial concern across the three nations. Canada and Mexico are crucial for the North American supply chain And maintain connections with automobile producers traceable back to the beginning of the 1900s. These associations stayed robust across the entirety of the 20th century and into the early portion of the 21st. During the period when the car sector plunged into crisis due to the Great Recession, it was not only the federal administration of the U.S. that stepped up to support it. Canada also contributed its share of funds as part of President Bara...