I think they're just so big and have so much money now, it's only natural for them to expand everywhere they can. In the US they will build factories and do th

I think they're just so big and have so much money now, it's only natural for them to expand everywhere they can. In the US they will build factories and do the best they can with a US based factory. And same with everywhere else. Each location will give rise to various cost and performance attributes, but at the end of the day, they will: 1. Compete regionally with factories that share those exact same constraints. and 2. Be Foxconn. All their factories belong to them, giving them unparalleled leverage and output capacity than the mere sum of their parts. US companies will flock to Foxconn's "US" factory. It will be in quotes because nothing will stop them from doing absolutely everything beyond what will qualify as Made in USA elsewhere to minimize costs and maximize performance, as do US companies do already. But no one is Foxconn.