MADE IN AMERICA WEEK, 2026

President Trump proclaimed July 19–25, 2026, as "Made in America Week" during the U.S. Semicentennial.The proclamation celebrates the ingenuity of American manufacturers and the grit of the nation's workforce.It critiques past trade policies that offshored production and hollowed out the domestic industrial base.The administration highlights a historic "reshoring wave" that has reportedly added over 900,000 American jobs.New federal guidance ensures the integrity of the "Made in the U.S.A." label and prioritizes domestic procurement.The Working Families Tax Cuts Act made the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction permanent for Main Street.Manufacturers now benefit from 100% expensing for new factories, equipment, and research and development.Aggressive deregulation efforts continue to remove constraints that previously hindered domestic producers.Q1 2026 marked the first period of manufacturing job growth in three years, signaling an industrial resurgence.The text frames "Made in America" as a salute to the people sustaining the Republic’s prosperity.Americans are urged to honor the builders, ranchers, and entrepreneurs who power the modern economy.The proclamation vows to lead a "New Golden Age" of American industrial might and national sovereignty.