"Assembled in the USA with foreign components"
US-consumer, "yes".. made in the USA, I always purchase items made at home. 
It seems it the wild west, when it comes to these labels that clearly play on nationalistic bias (which IMO is not a bad thing that consumers have an eye on the bigger picture, & the consequences of outsourcing anything & everything to low-wage regions with close to no regulation, that removes jobs & peoples income' like there is no tomorrow.
- but what does "assembled in the USA with foreign components" actually mean?
Could it, in theory, be a 99% finished Chinese product, where the company is speculating in doing something minor/symbolic on US soil, simply to be able to put such a label on it, that gives the consumers the belief that it's from the USA.
// An explanation..
https://www.r2logistics.com/definition-of-assembled-vs-made-in-america/*
Made in America = manufactered, produced & created in USA.
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Assembled in the U.S with foreign components = is way looser, and just refers to that there been some assembly in USA... and its a label that is being misused a lot by companies to cater to certain consumers with a nationalistic bias..the guideline is that there has been some aspect of substantive transformation” on U.S. soil, but it's a very relative term, and many far east products are now being washed with that label.
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It goes without saying some of the most advanced high-tech items are made in China nowadays and are literally as good as it gets, just as some of the world's most advanced production plants are in China.
Go down the list, of Western brands that have outsourced their production to China, and for a good part also development, - it's tragicomic how common it is for Western companies to "optimize" by jumping regions and closing down regional jobs.
it's gobsmacking how China has been able to corner the market in a few decades - the old narrative "if it's made in China it is junk" - simply doesn't hold any water here in the present time, as China makes pretty much everything.. topnudge quality items, all the way down to pure rubbish that should never have seen daylight.
Is it a good thing this outsource spiraling, nope - but it is certainly not China's fault, quite the contrary.. more like a weird undermining home-market dynamics, where the Western world (politicians & companies) have outsourced anything under the sun to China, alongside other regions with low labor costs, & extreme loose regulations, on fx pollution, human rights, corruption etc and where you can optimize profit, as anything is "up for debate"
If this was a Monopoly game with China, all the other contestants would have left the table or asked for a new restart.
I purchase a lot from China, and I love the diversity on weird tech-items, that to an extent does the job, but to a fraction of the cost, but I also live in a country that is one of the most taxed nations on the globe, that usually summon to EUs highest prices with 145% above the EU average on consumer-prices so anything from abroad fx "other EU countries or far east" is cheaper than buying things regionally, sadly.