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Trump officials try to take credit for Toyota's San Antonio expansion. Toyota officials: 'Um, no.' — Photo: SA Current

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Trump officials try to take credit for Toyota's San Antonio expansion. Toyota officials: 'Um, no.'

Trump administration officials visit San Antonio to claim credit for Toyota's $3.6 billion expansion, though Toyota disputes their involvement in the project.

By Sanford Nowlin·1 hr ago

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz show up in SA to take a victory lap.

Credit: X / @tedcruz Trump administration officials visited San Antonio's Toyota plant Tuesday to take credit for the automaker's planned $3. 6 billion expansion there - a development that will bring 2,000 new jobs to the city.

The timing's certainly convenient, considering the president's dismal poll numbers on his handling of the economy.

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