What they have also not taken into account is all the factories will still be there in the foreign nations, you don't put a factory on plane or boat and move it, and will still be able to produce goods and keep selling to the rest of the world at much lower prices than the US can.
I'm anticipating that after a few years lots of the factories forced to be built in the US will just end up being unable to recoup the cost of the build due to high prices and low demand locally (compounded by other things being done), written down as stranded asset, and if possible eventually mothballed and sold off as junk.
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