US industries and protectionists are raising alarms with President Donald Trump’s pact with Japan, saying it risks undercutting his stated goals of rebalancing America’s trading relationships and reviving domestic manufacturing.

Trump said late Tuesday that Japan would be subject to a 15% tariff, significantly lower than the 27.5% rate currently in place for many other foreign cars, trucks and auto parts. The Trump administration confirmed Wednesday morning that the lower rate would apply to Japanese automotive goods, including finished vehicles.