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Pence Uses Lancaster Visit To Push Trade Agreement
< < Back to pence-uses-lancaster-visit-to-push-trade-agreementLANCASTER, Ohio (AP) – Vice President Mike Pence urged congressional ratification of President Donald Trump’s trade agreement with Canada and Mexico while attending the groundbreaking for a car seat manufacturing facility in Ohio.
Vice President Pence told about 300 people at the Magna Seating site in Lancaster on Tuesday that the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement “will level the playing field” and treat the automotive industry “fairly.” He said the agreement requires that 75% of auto parts must be made in North America and 40% of auto parts must be made by workers making at least $16 an hour.
Magna Seating is a division of global automotive supplier Magna International Inc., which is based in Aurora, Ontario.
Magna initially plans to locate 300 jobs in Lancaster.