Detroit Automakers Warn Trump's Mexico Trade Proposals Could Cost Billions

US auto executives from Detroit are warning that trade proposals floated ahead of next month's negotiations with Mexican trade officials could raise operational costs by billions of dollars. The car industry relies heavily on cross-border supply chains with Mexico, making it particularly vulnerable to new trade barriers. Executives urged the Trump administration to reconsider the proposals before formal talks begin.

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