U.S. President Donald Trump says he will block or bar sales of Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier in the United States unless the company builds planes in America. The threat is presented as a new pressure point in Washington’s trade dispute with Canada. Trump characterizes Canada’s practices as “unjust and unfair,” but does not clearly outline how any ban would be implemented.

The reports tie the announcement to the timing of Canadian retaliation. Multiple outlets say Canada is moving toward tariffs in the range of 15% to 50% on hundreds of U.S. products, responding to new U.S. trade measures. NBC News and Newsweek add that Trump’s comments draw political pushback, including from at least one Republican senator.

Other coverage focuses on Bombardier’s existing U.S. footprint, including sources noting it already employs thousands of workers in the United States and manufactures some components there. Business Insider highlights that wings and flight components are produced in U.S. locations, and that Bombardier runs parts operations in Chicago, providing context as the threat targets U.S. sales rather than production directly.