Made in America Week: Restore Domestic Manufacturing

Trump celebrates Made in America Week, criticizes past trade policies, and advocates for restoring domestic manufacturing.

[MADE IN AMERICA WEEK, 2026] BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA For two and a half centuries, America’s proud legacy has been shaped by visionaries and builders who have chased excellence and reached for the impossible. During Made in America Week, we celebrate the mighty engine of American manufacturing, driven by the businesses and workers who power our economy, and recommit to building a future where our greatest works are yet to come. American craftsmanship has long been woven into the fabric of our national identity.  From the factory floors and steel mills to the family-owned shops that line our Main Streets, the ingenuity of our manufacturers and the labor of our workers have built the greatest industrial engine the world has ever known, making the United States the most productive and prosperous Nation in human history.  We are a people who never stop building, forever summoned by destiny to reach even greater heights. Yet our hard-earned greatness has come under siege.  Decades of disastrous trade policies surrendered our industrial strength to foreign nations in the name of producing cheaper goods — undercutting our workers, hollowing out our manufacturing base, and weakening our national security. For too long, Washington bureaucrats have sold out American workers in exchange for cheap foreign labor, trading away the livelihoods of the very people who made ourcountry great.  To proudly emblazon those beautiful words “Made in America” once again, we must restore America’s capacity to manufacture here at home.  Thanks to my Administration’s landmark trade deals, we are ushering in the greatest reshoring wave in our history as companies finally return home, investing trillions of dollars intoour economy and adding over 900,000 American jobs. Earlier this year, I proudly signed an Executive Order to ensure the truthful advertising of products claiming to be “Made in the U.S.A.”  I also recently directed all Federal agencies to purchase American-made goods to support the very citizens we are designed to serve, not our competitors abroad. Last year, I was proud to sign the historic Working Families Tax Cuts Act into law, making the 20 percentSmall Business Tax Deduction permanent — a single measure that will generate $750 billion in economic growth and create over 1 million Main Street jobs, empowering our domestic manufacturers to thrive like never before.  We are also delivering 100 percentexpensing for new factories, improvements, equipment, and research and development efforts while my Administration continues to strip away the needless regulations that have constrained&nbsp