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Trump's tariffs could hurt UAW workers profit-sharing checks
The impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs is potentially bleeding down to auto company workers who receive profit-sharing as part of their negotiated union benefits. MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle breaks down why this should be on your radar amid a flurry of other Trump headlines.
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