Trump Vows to 'Take Other Countries' Jobs' in Georgia Campaign Speech. Reiterates Intent to Punish US Companies That Manufacture Abroad

At a Georgia campaign rally, Donald Trump pledged to "take other countries' jobs" and laid out plans to boost U.S. manufacturing. His agenda includes slashing taxes and regulations for companies that produce goods in the U.S., creating special federal zones with "ultra-low taxes," and appointing a "manufacturing ambassador" to attract foreign companies to America. Trump also reiterated his intent to impose high tariffs on foreign goods and punish U.S. companies that manufacture abroad.