Trump strikes Carney where it hurts the most and banned Bombardier aircraft company from selling its jets in the US

President Donald Trump escalated the trade war with Canada on Monday by announcing that Bombardier, the Canadian aircraft manufacturer, will no longer be able to sell its jets in the United States unless they are manufactured on U.S. soil.

Last month, Trump imposed tariffs of 50% on about $20 billion in Canadian products, in response, Canada's leftist Prime Minister, Mark Carney, announced plans to impose tariffs of between 15% and 50% on products coming from the U.S.

Now, Trump's new maneuver is to withdraw the certification of Canadian business jets if production is not moved to the United States. "NO MORE BOMBARDIER SALES IN THE UNITED STATES! Their products are not good enough!" the president stated, accusing the company of "treating the United States like a piggy bank."

"More than 50% of their revenue comes from the United States. They live off American buyers, American companies, American airports, and American services, all while Canada blocks our GREAT banks and American companies throughout the U.S.", he added. "BUY AMERICAN. Fly on American airlines. Enjoy American liquor and beverages. Sail on Lake America. AMERICA FIRST!".

The president recalled that, in January, the progressive Canadian government blocked the American company Gulfstream Aerospace from doing business in that country, an act he called "completely unfair and unbalanced!". "That era is OVER! If they want our market, they must manufacture here and stop treating the United States like a 'piggy bank'," the Republican mogul concluded.