Biden to Sign , Executive Order Pushing , Domestic Manufacturing.<br />On July 28, President Joe Biden is expected to sign <br />an executive order encouraging companies to <br />manufacture new inventions in the United States.<br />On July 28, President Joe Biden is expected to sign <br />an executive order encouraging companies to <br />manufacture new inventions in the United States.<br />We’re talking about bringing <br />manufacturing back to the <br />country and creating jobs <br />— good-paying jobs. , Karine Jean-Pierre, White House press secretary, via Associated Press.<br />Associated Press reports that Biden is headed <br />to Maine for the first time since taking office, <br />where he will sign the executive order before <br />appearing at a fundraiser in Freeport.<br />The executive order is meant to <br />encourage federal agencies to consider <br />domestic sources for research and development. .<br />The order also calls for agencies to use <br />their legal authorities to encourage new <br />technologies to be developed in the U.S. .<br />Additionally, the order instructs the Commerce Department <br />to develop a clearer and timelier process for receiving <br />a waiver when goods cannot be produced in the U.S.<br />Additionally, the order instructs the Commerce Department <br />to develop a clearer and timelier process for receiving <br />a waiver when goods cannot be produced in the U.S.<br />While visiting Maine, Biden will speak <br />at Auburn Manufacturing, which produces <br />heat- and fire-resistant fabrics used in <br />shipbuilding, oil refining and electricity generation.<br />While visiting Maine, Biden will speak <br />at Auburn Manufacturing, which produces <br />heat- and fire-resistant fabrics used in <br />shipbuilding, oil refining and electricity generation.<br />AP reports that the company previously called out China <br />for unfair trade practices regarding ASF, short for <br />amorphous silica fabric, a type of heat-resistant material. .<br />Biden is reportedly looking to shore up his <br />support in Maine, where he won three <br />out of four of the state’s electoral votes in 2020.<br />Biden is reportedly looking to shore up his <br />support in Maine, where he won three <br />out of four of the state’s electoral votes in 2020.<br />Auburn Manufacturing is also in Maine's <br />2nd district, the only electoral vote that Biden <br />lost to former President Donald Trump.
