President Donald Trump has made scaling back America's federal regulatory burden an important part of his second term agenda.

A new example of that came this week when Trump signed an executive order aimed at promoting high-dollar investments. 

Trump orders creation of the United States Investment Accelerator

According to Breitbart, a White House press release put out on Monday detailed the creation of a new entity called United States Investment Accelerator.

It is tasked with facilitating and accelerating "investments above $1 billion in the United States" by reducing regulatory burdens, speeding up permitting, and working with state governments.

Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order establishing the United States Investment Accelerator.

By streamlining processes, the Accelerator will attract both foreign and domestic investment, reinforcing America’s position as the premier destination for…

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Breitbart noted that the CHIPS Program Office, which was created to negotiate subsidies provided by the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 will become a subset of the United States Investment Accelerator.

The White House pledged that it "will deliver the benefit of the bargain for taxpayers, negotiating much better CHIPS Act deals than the previous Administration."

Entity will "cut through red tape" to ensure "businesses can quickly deploy capital"

"President Trump believes it is in America’s interest that the Federal Government dramatically expand its assistance to companies seeking to invest and build in the United States," the press release declared.

It stated that "[t]he United States is the most powerful economy in the world, but slow, complex, and burdensome regulations make domestic and foreign investment harder than necessary."

"An Investment Accelerator is needed to cut through red tape and ensure that businesses can quickly deploy capital and create jobs without navigating a maze of bureaucratic hurdles," the press release pledged.

"By streamlining processes, the Accelerator will attract both foreign and domestic investment, reinforcing America’s position as the premier destination for large-scale investment," it added.

Trump welcomes "more than $3 trillion in private investments"

The press release went on to credit Trump with having "already secured more than $3 trillion in private investments during his second term."

It further touted how in February the president "signed a memorandum aimed at promoting foreign investment while protecting America’s national security interests."

"With the Investment Accelerator in place, President Trump is supercharging the flow of capital into the United States, boosting prosperity across the nation," the press release asserted.