Creates a program to send US manufacturing workers abroad for advanced training.
This bill would create a new international exchange program to help American manufacturing workers get advanced training in allied countries. Up to 10 US citizens each year would learn new skills to strengthen the US manufacturing workforce and reduce reliance on foreign labor. However, the entire program would end two years after it becomes law.
Today, there is no specific international exchange program run by the US government to send American manufacturing workers abroad for advanced training. This bill would create such a program, allowing up to 10 US citizens annually to gain new skills in allied nations, aiming to fill critical job gaps and boost the US manufacturing workforce. However, this program would only exist for two years after the bill becomes law.
HR 9097 · 119th Congress · June 2, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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