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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Trump’s Commerce Secretary Says Future of American Manufacturing is ‘Tradecraft’ Jobs That Only Require High School Education
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Trump’s Commerce Secretary Says Future of American Manufacturing is ‘Tradecraft’ Jobs That Only Require High School Education

Last updated: May 24, 2025 6:50 am
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President Donald Trump’s initiative to bring manufacturing back to the United States from overseas has prompted major companies to reassess their business strategies and commit to investing in the country. This shift in focus towards domestic manufacturing is seen as crucial for national security and economic growth, according to U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

Earlier this year, tech giants like Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, and IBM announced substantial investments in U.S. manufacturing. Apple unveiled plans to invest $500 billion to expand its manufacturing operations in the country, while Nvidia committed to producing AI servers worth up to $500 billion domestically. These moves signal a broader trend of companies reshoring manufacturing capabilities to the U.S.

In a recent interview with CNBC, Secretary Lutnick emphasized the importance of reducing reliance on foreign manufacturing for critical industries. He highlighted the need for community colleges to train individuals for the “jobs of the future” in modern manufacturing plants. Lutnick envisions a new model where American families work in these plants, creating high-paying job opportunities ranging from $80,000 to $200,000.

According to Lutnick, the “future” of American manufacturing lies in tradecraft jobs that require high school education but offer competitive salaries and career advancement. He believes that by bringing high-value, high-performance jobs to the U.S., the country can maintain its economic strength and technological leadership.

Lutnick also stressed the national security implications of domestic manufacturing, pointing out the importance of producing essential goods like semiconductors for military equipment. Without a robust manufacturing sector, the U.S. may face challenges in maintaining its defense capabilities.

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The impact of automation and robotics on manufacturing was also discussed, with Lutnick noting that even highly automated plants require skilled workers to operate and maintain equipment. He highlighted the role of technicians in fixing automated systems, underscoring the ongoing need for human involvement in manufacturing processes.

As the U.S. prioritizes domestic manufacturing, the automotive industry has come under scrutiny due to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Analysts predict that these tariffs could lead to increased vehicle prices, prompting consumers to consider purchasing cars before prices escalate.

In conclusion, the push to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. is reshaping the economic landscape and creating new opportunities for American workers. By investing in advanced manufacturing technologies and training programs, the country aims to strengthen its industrial base and secure its position as a global leader in manufacturing innovation.

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