America's Supply Chains
Headline: Directs Agencies to Strengthen United States Supply Chain Resilience
What it does: Agencies must complete targeted reviews and reports to identify risks and recommend actions to strengthen United States supply chains.
- Requires agency reports on semiconductors, batteries, critical minerals, and pharmaceuticals.
- Prompts assessments that may lead to rebuilding domestic manufacturing capacity and jobs.
- Could shape federal incentives, procurement, and trade policy supporting critical goods.
Summary
This order directs the federal government to strengthen the resilience, diversity, and security of America's supply chains. Two White House advisors (the national security and economic policy assistants) will coordinate agency work and require targeted reviews: within 100 days, reports on semiconductors, high-capacity batteries, critical minerals, and pharmaceuticals; within one year, broader sector assessments for defense, public health, information and communications technology, energy, transportation, and agriculture.
The goal is to identify risks, rebuild domestic manufacturing, support small businesses and jobs, and inform federal incentives and procurement decisions.
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