Monday marks the very first day of a celebration known as “Made in America” Week. According to CNBC, the White House is dedicating this week to celebrating products made in the United States in addition to shining a spotlight on issues that are of great importance to President Trump. Later today, the White House will have a “Made in America” product exhibit which will present goods made across the country.
White House director of media affairs Helen Aguirre Ferre gave the following statement regarding “Made In America” week:
The celebration of the labor and results of American workers is paramount. Working men and women greatly contribute to the private sector and deserve positive recognition. On Wednesday, President Trump is scheduled to give a hearty speech emphasizing the importance of American innovation and production. He will also visit Virginia, on Saturday, to witness the undertaking of an aircraft carrier called the USS Gerald R. Ford.