Overview
- Sources say the proposal would target autos, textiles and plastics, with the scope potentially extending to some other Asian suppliers.
- Officials have not disclosed tariff levels and the plan could change before submission, according to reports citing people familiar with the discussions.
- The move responds to pressure from the Trump administration and fits a push for a tighter ‘Fortress North America’ trade posture.
- Sheinbaum’s coalition holds two‑thirds majorities in both chambers, making major changes in Congress less likely once the budget is filed.
- Mexico has become the top destination for Chinese-made cars this year, intensifying domestic industry concerns about subsidized competition.