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President Donald J. Trump Restores American Competitiveness and Security in FCPA Enforcement – The White House

Last updated: February 11, 2025 10:42 am
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Revamping FCPA Enforcement to Boost American Competitiveness

Restoring American Competitiveness: Today, President Donald J. Trump took a significant step towards enhancing American competitiveness and security by signing an Executive Order aimed at revising enforcement guidelines for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) of 1977.

  • The Executive Order instructs the Attorney General to halt FCPA actions until updated enforcement guidance is issued to promote American competitiveness and ensure efficient utilization of federal law enforcement resources.
    • Past and ongoing FCPA actions will undergo thorough review.
    • Future FCPA investigations and enforcement actions will adhere to the new guidance and require approval from the Attorney General.

Enhancing American Security Through Economic Strength: American national security is intricately linked to the economic strength of the nation. President Trump’s move to curb excessive and unpredictable FCPA enforcement is aimed at leveling the playing field for American companies and boosting their global competitiveness.

  • Overzealous FCPA enforcement puts U.S. companies at a disadvantage by restricting them from engaging in common practices prevalent among international competitors.
  • Gaining strategic commercial advantages in critical sectors such as minerals and infrastructure is vital for American national security.
  • FCPA overenforcement encroaches upon the President’s authority to conduct foreign affairs, necessitating a reevaluation of enforcement policies.
  • The broadening interpretation and enforcement of FCPA by U.S. prosecutors have imposed a significant economic burden on the nation.

Prioritizing American Interests: President Trump remains steadfast in prioritizing American economic and security interests to provide U.S. businesses with the necessary tools to thrive globally.

Since taking office, President Trump has implemented various executive actions to bolster American economic competitiveness, including initiatives to strengthen U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence and impose tariffs on trade partners to safeguard American interests. His deregulation efforts aim to streamline business operations and foster competitiveness on the global stage.

President Trump’s renegotiation of trade deals, such as the USMCA, reflects his commitment to securing favorable terms for American workers and businesses. By reducing burdensome regulations, he aims to empower U.S. businesses to operate efficiently in the global market.

President Trump emphasizes, “We must prioritize policies that support American workers, families, and businesses, enabling our country to compete on a level playing field with other nations.”

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