President Trump is delivering tangible results for American workers and their families:
💰 Raising blue-collar wages
👷♂️ Creating 72,000 manufacturing jobs
🏗️ Attracting trillions in investment on U.S. soil
This is America First trade in action.
President Trump is delivering tangible results for American workers and their families:
💰 Raising blue-collar wages
👷♂️ Creating 72,000 manufacturing jobs
🏗️ Attracting trillions in investment on U.S. soil
This is America First trade in action.
Varex Imaging is expanding operations and investing millions of dollars in Utah, creating more high-tech jobs to enhance their global competitiveness.
In partnership with @WTCUtah, Ambassador Greer sat down with CEO Sunny Sanyal to discuss how the Trump Administration’s policies are helping to create a more level playing field for U.S. exports.
📍Salt Lake City, Utah
ONE OF THE LARGEST INVESTMENTS IN UTAH HISTORY 🚨 Texas Instruments is building an $11 billion semiconductor wafer fabrication plant in Lehi, creating jobs and reshoring production.
President Trump’s America First policies are fueling our industrial insurgence as companies are incentivized to invest and build on U.S. soil.
🎿 DPS Skis is a prime example of how American manufacturing drives innovation, creating products that help skiers unlock their peak performance and provide mobility to our arctic war-fighters.
Touring the largest domestic ski manufacturer, Ambassador Greer met with American workers, industry leaders, and a former Olympian to discuss the importance of reinforcing supply chains and protecting our industrial base.
📍 Salt Lake City, Utah
“All should contribute to the community economy as producers first and as consumers second. This is a blessing as individuals become contributing participants in the economy and not victims of it.”
Speaking at the G20 Interfaith Forum, Ambassador Greer discussed how governments and faith leaders can work together to support economic policies that unlock a society where families, communities, and entire nations can thrive.
"Enter to learn; go forth to serve."
Back at his alma mater, Ambassador Greer met with @BYU students and faculty to discuss how President Trump’s trade policy is rebalancing global trade to advance the interests of Americans today and the generations to follow.
📍Provo, Utah
What began in the founder’s backyard with a vision to build a better basketball system has grown into a global leader in U.S.-manufactured consumer goods.
@Lifetime demonstrates what is possible when you bet on the American worker and invest in U.S. manufacturing.
📍Clearfield, Utah
Today the U.S. and Argentina signed a protocol of amendment to the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade and Investment.
We look forward to continuing to work with Argentina on their ratification and implementation of this historic agreement.
Read more: https://t.co/EivOkVPsHa
Me reuní con Ambassador Jamieson Greer, @USTradeRep 🇺🇸, y firmamos un Protocolo Adicional al Acuerdo sobre Comercio e Inversiones Recíprocos (ARTI), suscripto en Washington en febrero.
El protocolo, que permitirá la remisión del ARTI al Congreso Nacional para su aprobación, consolida la previsibilidad para las exportaciones argentinas al mercado estadounidense.
Estados Unidos reafirma su compromiso con el trato arancelario de Nación Más Favorecida para los productos argentinos en los términos acordados y reconoce el cumplimiento por parte de la Argentina de los compromisos asumidos en el marco del acuerdo.
Es un paso más en una agenda de comercio financiamiento e inversiones de nueva generación, que abarca reducción de aranceles, de barreras no arancelarias, y armonización de estándares, e incluye acceso para nuestros productos al mercado de la primera economía del mundo.
Los resultados ya se ven:
✅ Exportaciones a EE.UU.: US$ 6.570 millones en enero-agosto de 2026, +35% interanual.
✅ Quintuplicamos la cuota para la carne argentina: de 20.000 a 100.000 toneladas.
✅ EE.UU. se consolida como segundo destino de nuestras exportaciomes.
En este acuerdo, que abre nuevas avenidas de cooperación, se enmarcan los US$ 7.000 millones de @EximBankUS para el desarrollo infraestructura estratégica en la Argentina.
A ello se suman los instrumentos de financiamiento lanzados por el @DFCgov.
Uno y otro materializarán la iniciativa del Corredor Andes-Atlántico y el acuerdo marco “US-Argentina Build the Future Framework”, lanzado en Nueva York en septiembre, para impulsar la inversión en infraestructura con el objetivo de que nuestras economías regionales lleguen con sus exportaciones al mercado mundial.
Con el Presidente @JMilei abrimos mercados, impulsamos exportaciones, atraemos inversiones y generamos más oportunidades para los argentinos.
Más previsibilidad para exportar. Más oportunidades para producir y crecer. 🇦🇷🤝🇺🇸
Under President Trump’s leadership, American manufacturing wages are outpacing inflation by more than $1,800, reversing the losses seen during the Biden administration.
In Evansville, Wisconsin, Chief Agricultural Negotiator Julie Callahan joined CHS to break ground on a new $700 million soybean processing facility. Capable of processing 80 million bushels of U.S.-grown soybeans annually, this landmark project highlights the power of a trade policy that puts American farmers first, unlocking markets abroad while supporting jobs and communities at home.
On the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Milwaukee, Mexico and Argentina joined the U.S. in calling on all countries to ramp up efforts to eradicate forced labor from global supply chains.
https://t.co/CmK6y0pEU3
📰@WSJ: Trump’s Tariffs Put a Spotlight on Forced Labor
President Trump is leveraging the tools at his disposal to incentivize our trading partners to adopt and effectively enforce import bans on goods made with forced labor, upholding the standard the U.S. has championed for nearly 100 years.
Now, our trading partners are starting to follow suit.
Read the below thread for more. ⬇️
Last month, USTR convened representatives of over 50 trading partners to provide training related to imposing and effectively enforcing forced labor import prohibitions.
https://t.co/cel3lFL54f
Under President Trump’s leadership, 36 economies joined the United States in calling on all countries to end the use of non-market policies and practices that perpetuate structural excess capacity and overproduction.
The European Union is considering expanding its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to cover even more U.S. exporters, but they haven’t even fixed the problems in the existing program.
We want to hear from U.S. producers, small businesses and exporters to the EU on what they think about CBAM. Let us know by November 9!
https://t.co/ZX1X0o3Xye