It doesn't really matter if our consumers want what they're selling. That's not the government's job to decide what consumers want. But, yes, we should permit

It doesn't really matter if our consumers want what they're selling. That's not the government's job to decide what consumers want. But, yes, we should permit companies owned by people outside the US to sell things to people in the US, regardless of any policies in other countries. Would you rather have better planes for all Americans, or slightly higher profits for a single company? It turns out it is almost always huge numbers of domestic consumers vs. a very small number of domestic suppliers, and NOT natives vs. foreigners as the suppliers would like us to believe. Also, foreign companies often employ very many people in the US, which means the labor interest component of the issue is very often blurred.