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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By DIGITIMES negative

Trump targets foreign robotics imports under Section 232, citing national security risks

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Citing a grave threat to national security and the vulnerability of American critical infrastructure, President Donald J. Trump has directed the Secretary of Commerce and the US Trade Representative to initiate immediate trade negotiations regarding foreign imports of industrial machinery, robotics, and their components.
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