Trump’s belief that iPhone manufacturing could quickly move to the US is wrong



President Trump believes iPhone manufacturing could shift to the US very quickly. He’s wrong — it won’t happen during his term, if it happens at all.

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President Trump believes iPhone production could move to the United States.

During a press briefing on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to a question about whether Trump believes iPhone production could ultimately move to the U.S. Apparently, President Trump thinks the United States has the resources and the workforce necessary for such an endeavor.

Leavitt said that Trump was looking to bring manufacturing jobs “back home” to the United States and that he was “looking at advanced technologies,” among other things:

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