President Declares National Manufacturing Day: Factories Are Back!
Published Date: 10/7/2026
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Summary
National Manufacturing Day 2026 celebrates the amazing comeback of American manufacturing and the hardworking people behind it. Thanks to new laws and smart policies, more factories are being built, good jobs are growing, and workers are earning more money. This day honors those who make America strong and highlights the exciting future of U.S. manufacturing.
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$11.2 trillion in investments secured
The President says he secured more than $11.2 trillion in United States and foreign investments across manufacturing, critical infrastructure, and technology sectors. The proclamation states these investments are fueling job growth and new factory groundbreakings.
Small Business Tax Deduction made permanent
The proclamation states the President signed the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, which makes the Small Business Tax Deduction permanent. The law is described as returning more money to small businesses and hardworking Americans.
Immediate 100% expensing for manufacturer investments
The proclamation says the Working Families Tax Cuts Act allows American manufacturers to immediately expense 100 percent of their factory, machinery, equipment, and domestic research and development investments. This change is described as supporting manufacturing investment.
Average manufacturing worker wage rose $2,500
The proclamation states that the real wage for the average manufacturing worker has surged by $2,500 annually since the President took office, after previously declining by nearly $850 under the prior administration. This is presented as an increase in take-home pay for manufacturing workers.
President imposed tariffs to protect workers
The proclamation states the President has imposed powerful tariffs to protect American workers and businesses from unfair trade practices. The document links those tariffs to a surge in reshoring and higher demand for products 'Made in America.'
No Tax on Overtime provision included
The proclamation notes the Working Families Tax Cuts Act includes new provisions 'like No Tax on Overtime.' The statement indicates this provision is intended to increase take-home pay for workers.
112,000 factory construction workers cited
The proclamation states that 112,000 new factory construction workers have been building since the President returned to office. The statement links these construction jobs to future good-paying manufacturing jobs.
72,000 new manufacturing jobs in 2026 so far
The proclamation states that manufacturing employment is rising, with 72,000 new manufacturing jobs added in 2026 so far. The statement presents this as part of a broader manufacturing comeback.
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