Trump orders federal agencies to buy American

5 articles · Updated · Barron's · May 10

In a Sunday social media post, he said his administration would overhaul and strengthen Made in America laws and stop waivers for foreign products.
Trump said exceptions had been rubber-stamped, vowing procurement rules that put American workers, factories and supply chains first.
The move signals tighter federal purchasing requirements and reduced flexibility for agencies to source overseas goods under existing exemptions.

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