Make More in America Act of 2026

This bill would expand the Export-Import Bank's mission to include financing the development, commercialization, and production of critical technologies in the United States, not only exports. It would create a Make More in America Program to support export-related manufacturing projects in industries such as critical minerals, shipbuilding, robotics, aerospace, and advanced energy, with job, wage, and union-related conditions for applicants and clawbacks for delays or prevailing wage violations. It would set the Bank's lending authority at $205 billion per year for fiscal years 2027 through 2033, set separate default-rate limits for different loan portfolios, and create an Investment Committee to write a 10-year investment roadmap. It would also bar companies in which the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, certain appointees, or their relatives hold a significant stake from receiving Bank support.

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Sponsors

• Charles E. Schumer Democrat sponsor
• 12 cosponsors