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While his administration kidnaps innocent right -wing residents from the street and sends it to a dark El Salvadorian Dark site/death camp, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that the Trump government is still working hard to destroy the US economy.
In the event that you are wondering how bad things will be The Philadelphia Inquirer reported:
Mack Trucks will be released between 250 and 350 workers in his factory in Lehigh Valley in the next three months, according to the company, citing economic uncertainty and tariffs.
“High-performance truck orders are still negatively influenced by market uncertainty about freight rates and demand, possible regulatory changes and the effects of tariffs,” said Mack spokesman Kimberly Pupillo in a statement.
The layoffs could affect around 10% of the company's 3,050 employees in its operating plant in Lehigh Valley in Macungie, in which the workers of Mack trucks in class 8 for North America and export markets gather. “We regret that we have to take this action, but we have to align production with a reduced demand for our vehicles,” said Pupillo.
I thought that the duty of the tariffs was to bring jobs back in America, at least according to the Trump administration.
Until Trump's trading secretary admitted that the majority of the industry you want to bring back will be made in factories that are operated by robots, which means that there will be no well-paid jobs for people in these factories if they maintain the machines or serve in other lower paying positions.
Mack Trucks is an iconic brand that is damaged by Donald Trump's economic policy.
The type of jobs that Trump claims to return to the United States are the jobs that he currently kills in the United States.
In one day on that Millions of Americans in large and small cities protest against this president. The layoffs at Mack Trucks remind you that Donald Trump harms the American people big and small every day.
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