America's "big three" automakers ripped President Trump on Friday over his newly announced trade deal with the United Kingdom.

The Thursday agreement is the first bilateral trade pact the administration reached since it rolled out and then paused a "reciprocal" tariff regime on many of America's main trading partners.

The British auto industry expressed excitement about the deal, which allows the U.K. to export 100,000 cars to the U.S. at a 10-percent tariff rate, and effectively removes another national security tariff.

American carmakers didn't share that enthusiasm.

“The U.S. automotive industry is highly integrated with Canada and Mexico; the same is not true for the........

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