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Texas businesses are sweating under the pressure of USMCA uncertainty, as the U.S. shifts from renewing the trade deal to annual reviews, while new tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports—especially cars and trucks—threaten supply chains and profits. With Mexico and Canada as top trading partners, the shaky agreement jeopardizes thousands of jobs and long-term investments, forcing companies to pause projects and brace for price hikes or layoffs. Experts believe the tariffs may be a bargaining chip to lure manufacturing back home, even as the deal remains active for another decade. The automotive sector, reliant on cross-border parts, is especially vulnerable, and the trade limbo is chilling investment in manufacturing and warehousing across the state.

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