People already got paid Zeus. It's in their best interest to walk away from it the minute they are told they can and they will.
But you guys that think manufacturing is coming back in droves make me giggle. Even if you could bring manufacturing back, you cannot simply flip a light switch and bring back manufacturing without heavy investment in infrastructure. Let me explain. I was born in Akron Ohio the tire cap of the world. That's where Goodrich, Goodyear, Firestone, General, and Mohawk came from. They started closing those factories shortly after I was born, and by the late 80's nothing was left. It had all been outsourced. Not only would you have to build back all those manufacturing plants that were torn down, you would also have to get workers to move to Akron, which has shrunk in size due to lack of opportunity. That means investment in housing and development of shopping centers too. Imagine doing that in West Virginia, Penn, Upstate NY, and anywhere all these old manufacturing centers used to be located that have since turned to ghost towns. Now imagine doing all that just to gain less profit than what you did when your manufacturing was overseas because you have to pay American workers so much money, so much for the land the company is on, and so much in taxes. Without subsidies no company is going to do that and the American people aren't going to pay those prices.