Of Delayed Tariffs on Auto Imports from Canada and Mexico The imposition of tariffs on automobile imports from Canada and Mexico has been put on hold for a month, following a request from the Big Three automakers - General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis. This decision is seen as an attempt to persuade these companies to relocate their offshore operations to the United States. Context Behind the Delayed Tariffs The reprieve comes after a report by Politico, indicating that the automakers have been making efforts to convince Trump administration officials to delay the tariffs. The Big Three have expressed concerns over the impact of tariffs on their business operations and supply chains. By delaying the tariffs, these companies are given more time to assess their options and consideelocating their overseas facilities. Expected Outcomes and Implications With the delayed tariffs, there is an expectation that automakers will consider moving any offshore operations to the United States by April 2. If this happens, it could have significant implications for the industry and the US economy as a whole. The outcome of this development remains to be seen, but one thing is certain - the fate of thousands of jobs hangs in the balance.