And I’m working to bring the global semiconductor supply chain closer to our shores.
Work to bring the global semiconductor supply chain closer to the United States.
Occurrences
Evidence
Axios reported that Arizona Democrats including Greg Stanton had warned the ITC that an adverse TSMC ruling could disrupt semiconductor production, AI development, defense systems, and Arizona's economy.
Stanton's office said his Semiconductor Controls Effectiveness Act passed the House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously and would require an assessment of U.S. semiconductor export controls on advanced technology.
Assessments
This promise is framed as an effort commitment rather than a guarantee of fully relocating the semiconductor supply chain. In the federal office context, Stanton directly acted on it during the term tied to his 2024 reelection: his official House materials say he is working to bring the semiconductor supply chain closer to U.S. shores, and in May 2024 he introduced bipartisan legislation to invest in nearshoring the semiconductor supply chain in the Western Hemisphere. He also materially advanced related semiconductor policy in April 2026 when his Semiconductor Controls Effectiveness Act passed the House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously, and he engaged in additional advocacy to protect Arizona-based chip production. Those are concrete, on-point actions showing he did the promised work, even if the broader global supply-chain shift is ongoing.