It is a trend that is stronger than this momentary incident. With that being the case, it only makes sense that companies have to plan for ways to get parts when airlines, shipping lines, and even border crossings are closed down. That leaves only one workable solution - buy American. During times of crises, lead times shrink, and responsiveness and reliability become more important than having the absolute rock bottom low price. Not any more.
Companies promote behaviors by their decisions.
For many years now, it has become almost gospel that the only factor worth considering is cost. Hiring the lowest price supplier who happens to be in another country has suddenly become more expensive. The potential for lost business, time, and shipments now increases their costs. Such a loss doesn't really exist if the decision is to buy local. My interest isn't in trying to rekindle some kitchy 'Buy American' sloganeering.