The Global Investment in American Jobs Act of 2025 requires the Commerce Secretary to conduct a comprehensive review of how the United States can better attract foreign investment from companies based in trusted countries while blocking investments from nations of concern like China. The review must examine current investment trends, barriers to attracting foreign capital, how other countries handle state-directed investments from adversaries, and the impact of protectionist policies on American technology companies. The legislation affects foreign companies looking to invest in the U.S., domestic businesses that could benefit from foreign investment, and federal agencies involved in investment policy. The Commerce Secretary must publish proposed findings for public comment and submit a final report to Congress with recommendations within one year of the bill's enactment. The bill does not provide specific funding but requires coordination across multiple federal agencies to complete the analysis.
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