U.S. lawmakers, EU, industry groups rip Commerce’s finding that auto imports threaten national security

U.S. lawmakers, the EU trade commissioner and auto industry groups on Friday denounced the Commerce Department’s finding that auto and auto parts imports pose a national security threat to U.S. auto manufacturers. President Trump on Friday set a 180-day deadline to reach an auto deal with Japan and the European Union based on Commerce’s Section 232 report. The two countries could face tariffs if no deal is struck in that time frame. Here’s a round up of reactions to the...