Establishes an international exchange program to strengthen U.S. manufacturing workforce education.
The American Manufacturing Revitalization Exchange Program Act of 2026 establishes a program to enhance U.S. manufacturing workforce education. The program sends U.S. citizens with manufacturing backgrounds to allied nations for training. Participants receive stipends for living expenses, training materials, and other costs. The program aims to strengthen U.S. manufacturing, reduce reliance on foreign industry, and foster innovation. It will run for two years, with a potential six-month renewal.
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