Biden Took Victory Lap During State Of The Union For Strong Manufacturing Sector. Industry Leader Says Trump Deserves The Credit.

The nation’s most influential manufacturing association said former President Donald Trump is responsible for the strong performance of the industry after President Joe Biden During his tenure, he repeatedly claimed credit for the sector’s growth. State of the Union Address on Tuesday.

Biden noted in his Speech The United States has created almost 800,000 manufacturing jobs in the last two years. This is a claim that aligns well with Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this is the sector’s fastest job growth in over 40 years. The growth was attributed to legislative packages like the CHIPS and Science Act.

“Where is it written that America can’t lead the world in manufacturing again? For too many decades, we imported products and exported jobs,” Biden asserted. “Now, thanks to all we’ve done, we’re exporting American products and creating American jobs.”

National Association of Manufacturers CEO Jay Timmons responded to the emphasis on the industry by supporting the Biden administration’s legislative agenda while docking him for not supporting the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was signed by Trump at the beginning of his administration. Timmons is the president of Timmons’ trade association Replies Nearly 80% of Fortune 100 companies stated that reforms have created the foundation for a strong sector.

“The President should be commended for the historic, bipartisan accomplishments of the past two years,” Timmons spoke in a Statement. “However, the President misses the mark in not recognizing that the historic tax reforms of 2017 and the previous administration’s efforts to promote regulatory certainty helped lay the foundation for the recent success in creating jobs, increasing investment and raising wages.”

Timmons stated that the lawmakers were not included. “should immediately reinstate critical tax deductions for the costs of research, machinery purchases and key business investments.” Recent Analyst Reports Not noted A provision of the federal tax code which allowed companies to immediately deduct research-and-development expenses was repealed. The change was argued to reduce innovation. The provision was not extended by lawmakers for the new tax year.

“Restoring these tools is essential to keep up the pace of manufacturing job creation and to out-innovate and outcompete China,” Timmons. “And to truly unleash manufacturing investment, fully realize the potential of the infrastructure law and achieve energy security in America, we need a smarter, balanced approach to regulations and significant permitting reform so that projects don’t languish for years in a bureaucratic mess.”

Timmons also cited “broken immigration system” This has allowed us to create a “border crisis,” He suggested that manufacturers should embrace immigration reform to help them fill vacant positions. According to, there are currently 2 open positions for each unemployed person. Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this phenomenon has led to inflationary pressures because companies increase wages and pass higher input costs to consumers.

According to the Biden administration, as many as 5.5 Million migrants have entered the United States since its inception. Data The Federation for American Immigration Reform. The commander in chief exhorted lawmakers not to pass legislation that would allow some workers to become citizens.