Global Investment in American Jobs Act of 2025

Economic Prosperity and Jobs: The bill aims to increase the global competitiveness of the United States to enhance long-term economic prosperity and the jobs created by foreign direct investment (Section 3, Subsection 2A).

Technological Leadership: The act seeks to promote policies that ensure the United States remains a global leader in developing and deploying cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing (Section 3, Subsection 2B and 2C).

Supply Chain Security: By promoting policies to maintain and expand resilient supply chains, the act aims to reduce dependence on supply chains from foreign countries of concern (Section 3, Subsection 2D).

Market Access: Maintaining an open investment policy with trusted countries is intended to encourage other countries to reciprocate, which enables the United States to open new markets for American companies and products (Section 3, Subsection 3).

Protection of Interests: The review process is tasked with providing recommendations that strengthen or maintain security, labor, consumer, financial, or environmental protections of the United States (Section 4, Subsection e).

Security Threats: The bill identifies that foreign direct investment by entities owned, directed, supported, or influenced by a foreign country of concern is a threat to the security, jobs, and intellectual property of the United States (Section 3, Subsection 7).

Economic Challenges from State-Directed Economies: The review highlights unique challenges and potential threats posed by acquisitions made by state-owned or state-backed enterprises, particularly those from state-directed economies or foreign countries of concern (Section 4, Subsection b, 6 and 7).

Circumvention of Laws: The act notes efforts by the Chinese Communist Party to circumvent existing laws to gain access to United States markets, investment in trusted countries, or intellectual property (Section 4, Subsection b, 15).