U.S. Department of Commerce

🇺🇸 Under President Trump and Secretary Lutnick, the Commerce Department has helped American companies secure $383 BILLION in international deals.

📈 The value of deals secured is more than 5 TIMES greater than during the same period under Biden.

🏭 The deals support 1.3 MILLION American jobs.

American companies are competing and WINNING around the world.

🇺🇸 President Trump’s historic trade deal with Japan is delivering $21 BILLION to build two new semiconductor factories in upstate New York.

GlobalFoundries will operate these facilities, creating 28,000 American jobs, reshoring critical semiconductor manufacturing, and strengthening our national security.

America First trade in action.

🇺🇸 As a direct result of President Trump’s U.S.-Japan trade deal, Japan will provide up to $21 BILLION to build two new semiconductor factories in upstate New York.

🏭 GlobalFoundries will operate the two factories, which will create tens of thousands of high-paying American jobs across manufacturing, construction, and the broader semiconductor industry.

Commerce is also redirecting up to $955 million in existing CHIPS funding to bring critical chip production back to America and reduce our reliance on foreign manufacturers.

This is President Trump’s trade agenda in action.

President Trump's top 250 victories for people of faith demonstrate this Administration's unwavering dedication to protecting religious liberty and empowering Americans to live, work, and practice their faith freely and without government interference.

Faith-based organizations are vital pillars of our communities, driving economic growth and opportunity while strengthening the fabric of American society. This Administration is committed to fostering strong partnerships with these organizations and ensuring they have the support and freedom to advance their missions and help fellow Americans realize the promise of the American Dream.

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Yesterday, Secretary Lutnick joined Americans across the country in remembering September 11, 2001.

Secretary Lutnick lost his brother, his best friend, and hundreds of colleagues in the attacks.

Their memory lives on.