Employees at a Kansas factory are voicing fear and anger after President Donald Trump placed their company in the crosshairs amid his escalating trade war with Canada. The president threatened last week to ban sales from the Quebec-based jet manufacturer Bombardier, calling the company's products not "good enough," and workers at its U.S. headquarters in Wichita expressed anxiety about their job security, according to The Washington Post. "This is ridiculous," said an employee. "We have thousands of Americans working here, and I don't want to be thinking about losing my job." "I'm scared about what this might mean for my job and my family," added one longtime engineer. Sedgwick County Commissioner Jim Howell, a Republican who once worked in Bombardier's Wichita flight-test operations, warned a ban would be "devastating" to the company and a "huge loss" for the region.