The Trump administration's SelectUSA program has attracted a record $280 billion in foreign direct investment, surpassing the total from its first dozen years combined. This includes investments from companies in Singapore, Australia, Belgium, South Korea, and Japan, spread over more than 345 projects. Assistant Commerce Secretary David Fogel credited this increase to the administration's policies, including deregulation, tax cuts, and the strategic use of tariffs to encourage foreign investment. He emphasized that these actions align with the Trump campaign's 'pro-worker' promises. The announcement comes just days before the midterm elections.
Lecture du biais (Conservateur): The article frames the record investment as a result of the Trump administration's policies, specifically deregulation, tax cuts, and the use of tariffs as a negotiation tool. It quotes a Trump administration official who explicitly ties the economic outcomes to the administration's 'pro-worker' and




