Made in America Week, 2026

Key Points

• Trump officially named July 19 through July 25, 2026, as Made in America Week. This event honors the workers and businesses that make products in the United States. It is meant to show support for local builders, ranchers, and creators who help the country stay productive.
• The proclamation highlights recent efforts to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country. Trump claims that over 900,000 jobs have been added and that companies are investing more money into the local economy. The goal is to move away from relying on cheap foreign goods.
• Several specific policies are credited with helping this growth. These include a permanent 20 percent tax deduction for small businesses and new rules that let companies immediately write off the cost of building new factories. Trump also directed government agencies to buy American-made goods.
• New rules have been put in place to make sure advertising is honest. If a product says it was made in the U.S.A., it must actually meet those standards. This is intended to protect consumers and reward companies that keep their production within the country.

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