Donald Trump again hinted at not blocking Chinese car manufacturers from building plants in the US, despite domestic opposition.
US President Donald Trump has again hinted that his administration will not prevent Chinese companies from manufacturing cars in the United States, despite opposition from the US auto industry and within Washington. This follows Trump's denial of rumors that he would approve the sale of Chinese cars in the US market before meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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