Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act

A bill requiring the Commerce Department to study which products in high demand for critical infrastructure are being imported because of manufacturing or supply chain constraints, and to analyze whether making them in the United States is feasible. Senator Ernst urged passage, saying the country relies too much on other countries for essential goods like military minerals, microchips, and baby formula, and that the study would identify critical imports so production could move home. Some floor time also went to remarks about the recent Iowa college football game between Iowa State and the University of Iowa.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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