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Jun 16, 2026Trade governanceEXIM reauthorization

The Make More in America Act Is a Negotiating Marker for the Year-End EXIM Reauthorization

Senate Democrats introduced the Make More in America Act on June 15, 2026 to turn the Export-Import Bank's domestic-financing initiative into a permanent industrial-policy program. It is an introduced minority-party bill that lands into the year-end reauthorization fight as the charter sunsets December 31, 2026.

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