Make NORTH America Great Again
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It is time for the United States to fundamentally reimagine its economic relationship with Mexico and Canada—not merely as trading partners, but as co-builders of a resilient, world-class North American manufacturing and supply chain.
As we work to reshore critical industries currently based in China, we must strategically align our economic resources, infrastructure, and workforce development to produce goods in North America based on each nation’s strengths. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rebuild the American middle class by investing in factories, production capacity, and skilled labor in regions of the country that have been hollowed out by decades of offshoring, automation, and neglect. From Appalachia to the Rust Belt to rural America, we will revitalize communities by building new domestic manufacturing plants, incentivizing innovation, and restoring pride in American-made goods.
These facilities will not just assemble parts; they will be the backbone of advanced production—using American steel, American labor, and American know-how to produce high-quality products for domestic and global markets. Meanwhile, Mexico’s role in this alliance will be to provide low-cost components and labor-intensive manufacturing where appropriate, streamlining the supply chain so that U.S. factories can focus on high-value manufacturing and final assembly. By integrating lower-wage production elements from Mexico into the supply chain, we can drive down costs without sacrificing American jobs—in fact, we will multiply them by making American manufacturing globally competitive again.
This strategy will be underpinned by a robust network of highways, rail lines, ports, and cross-border logistics infrastructure that ensures just-in-time delivery and North American economic self-sufficiency. Once we rid the Mexican government of cartel influence, we will deepen collaboration with our southern partner: establishing streamlined work permit systems for Mexican citizens performing essential labor in the U.S., and jointly investing in technical training centers and vocational schools across Mexico. These centers will feed directly into factories and production facilities relocated from China, strategically placed across the continent and financed by private-sector investment. In doing so, we will create a tri-national ecosystem that is faster, safer, and more secure than any current global alternative.
This is not simply an economic plan—it is a national security imperative and a moral commitment to ensure the long-term safety, dignity, and prosperity of all people in North America, starting with American workers and American communities.
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We are looking for influential groups, people, and stakeholders (business owners, manufacturing employees etc.) to partner with us in this vision of economic rebirth and cooperation in North America.