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Manufacturers are depending on Congress to extend the Trump tax cuts

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The people have spoken loud and clear: They want a stronger, more competitive America. With President Donald Trump in the White House and Republicans leading Congress, we have the momentum to deliver real, lasting results for American workers. One of the first and most critical steps is securing the pro-worker, pro-family, and pro-growth tax policies that have fueled our industry and supported millions of workers nationwide.

The 2017 Trump tax cuts unleashed an era of growth and opportunity for American manufacturing. They gave manufacturers the tools they needed to hire, expand, and invest in their communities. As the House Ways and Means Committee heard at a field hearing in Georgia, Lisa Winton of Winton Machine Company testified these reforms were essential to her ability to hire more workers, boost wages, and make needed investments in new technology. These tax policies also allowed Courtney Silver of Ketchie in North Carolina to invest in advanced robotics and safety systems, all while raising wages and delivering quarterly bonuses to every team member.

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