Odd that the announcement comes with no details and the union wasn't even informed. If this involves promises to do things illegal, it won't go over well with Congress. I mean, Trump dealing always seems to involve quid pro quos, so what is Carrier getting to keep those jobs here and how much is it costing taxpayers to do it. It might have been cheaper to just hire more civil servants. And it's always funny how the private sector accepts subsidies and reneges at the first legal opportunity.