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Geo, as you know almost everyone is building in Mexico with the Toyota Tundra plant one of the newest. The problem is with the American companies is the UAW. The UAW is preventing further expansion into Mexico and that is why they aren't giving options. Toyota doesn't have these problems because the plants that they do have in the U.S. are non-union in non-union states.

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