And the fastest way for that to happen would be for Chinese firms who are profitable not just on labor to build that new plant and equipment here. Sometimes just the uncertainty of tariffs is enough: just ask Foxconn.
That's how the US became the world's greatest industrial power: we had high tariff barriers up until the post-WWII period. Until then, foreign manufacturers had to set-up shop here to compete or invest in American firms and transfer technology.
Sound familiar?
China owns enough of Detroit, as I recall, to set up shop there easily.