The OP indicates no changes whatsoever in Ford's plans to optimize their profits by producing small cars in Mexico, where they are much more popular than they are in the US. Yet, the Trumpettes as so desperate for any Trump credibility, the mere fact that Ford talked to Trump indicates to them that Trump's awsome influence has Ford's knees shaking.
Also, for reason's of ignorance, the Trumpettes have no clue as to the downhill chaos that a tariff would cause of independent Ford Dealership across the nation, and their 10's of thousands of employees, as well as Ford suppliers, employees, and stockholders. in fact, they seem to be wringing their hands in glee at the thought of putting hundreds of thousands of Americans out of work by destroying Ford.
But it is all rhetoric, anyway, since the president has no power to slap a tariff on anybody. Somehow, that got lost in Trump's hyperbili.
Would you rather not see Ford build ALL of its made for the US market cars made HERE?
Cars are assembled by robots. I don't care if they are Mexican robots, or American robots. All the parts are manufactured in other countries anyway.
Not true....
Assembled: East Liberty, Ohio
The Japanese automakers typically don't build a whole lot of their luxury vehicles in the U.S., but Honda isn't afraid to make Acura a strong presence here. The Acura MDX, TLX, NSX and ILX are all produced at Honda plants in Alabama and Marysville, Ohio. However, the RDX tops them all by being built with 70% U.S.-made parts.
Volkswagen Passat
Assembled: Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Chattanooga plant opened in 2011, employs 2,000 workers and produces only this mid-sized vehicle aimed squarely at American families. While it only built 22,000 of them in 2011, it's built more than 100,000 each year since. According to the NHTSB, roughly 42% of the Passat's parts were made here, but the intention is to get that total up to 85% while increasing production capacity to roughly 600,000 vehicles per year. Volkswagen has made a serious investment here, and a roomy midsize that gets about 37 miles to the gallon is a great foot forward.
12 'Foreign' Cars Still Made In The U.S.A.
There are 10 other examples in this one article.
The "uh oh well the parts are foreign" is an argument the gung ho pro union people whip out when they get beat up on the main argument.