Ernst, Blunt-Rochester introduce act to reduce foreign supply chain dependency

Exclusive: Senate members of both sides of the corridor will introduce a decision inviting the Minister of Trade Houard Lottenic to search for new sites and critical infrastructure for high -order products that are currently not made in America, and analyzing the authority to make these products here.

The Chairman of the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee at the Senate Johnny Ernst, R-Awa, and the senator Lisa Planet Rothsters, De Del, on Friday to launch this effort-a counselor to the double need for supply chains that are on its banks while strengthening the American workforce.

The Lutnick Fear Valley Feeling law will force Lutnick to report within 18 months of critical infrastructure sectors where products face materials, resources, or supply chain that prevent them from producing them locally.

The Ministry of Commerce will then have to analyze the feasibility of the production of this product in the United States-and if the production of such products can be created recently in disadvantaged rural areas and industrial parks.

Legislators are taking a measure after the report showed SBA failure during the Biden era in the investigation of 2 million people in the alleged assistants contestants.

Both the states of Ernst and Beont Rochester are large rural. In the latter, WilMington gave way to miles from the coastal plain.

In recent years, the NEWARK and MiddleTown cities have seen a boom in parks and industrial warehouses for major companies such as Amazon, which seeks to obtain the first famous taxes in the state and its tax -exempt suburbs.

“The supply chains are the key to global competitiveness and our national security,” said Blante Rothschest told Fox News Digital.

“This partisan legislation will help us to determine the place where we depend on the foreign imports of critical infrastructure and explore how we can bring this manufacturing home.”

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Former President Joe Biden, Left, Senator Lisa Planet Rochester, de, right (Reuters)

Dilayer added that strengthening local production not only protects our supply chains, “it supports American jobs, enhances local economies, and enhances our nation’s flexibility in the event of universal manufacturing disturbances.”

Ernest added that the draft law seeks to make the United States less dependent on foreign opponents of critical infrastructure and maintain the main supply chain of manufacturing.

“I am working on” in America, “Al Qaeda instead of exception,” she said.

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“This begins by ensuring that our manufacturers are able to obtain the materials they need here instead of having to import supplies from the middle of the road around the world. By expressing the promotion of the local industry, this law also revolves around protecting our national security by ensuring that we do not rely on any foreign opponent of the critical goods that we need.”

Ernst also made efforts to the pharmaceutical supply chain from China. Many major components are produced in medicines in the United States, instead in Ireland and China.

Although one of them has a long time for a long time, the other’s participation in the supply chain may lead to national security risks, critics said.