Democrats ask Trump to keep blocking Chinese automakers from US
Published on April 3, 2026.
Three Democratic senators have urged President Donald Trump to continue blocking Chinese automakers from the American market. The lawmakers argue that the American auto industry is threatened by these companies and their products. The White House has responded by stating that it would never risk national security. The Chinese embassy in the US has also opposed American restrictions on Chinese automaking.
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