WASHINGTON, D.C, – Today, Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.) introduced the William S. Knudsen Defense Remobilization Act. This bill is designed to modernize and expand the United States’ industrial base to meet national security challenges. It aims to reestablish production lines, invest in workforce development, secure critical supply chains, and incentivize innovation across aerospace, defense, and military technologies. The bill honors the legacy of William S. Knudsen, an American automotive industry executive who led U.S. defense mobilization during World War II, by mobilizing American manufacturing capabilities for modern defense readiness. Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.): “Our dangerously low military stockpiles are a threat to our national security. We’ll never be ready

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.) released the following statement on the first 100 days of President Trump’s second term: Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.): “President Trump’s first 100 days have delivered exactly what the American people voted for—secure borders, a booming economy, a strong military, and common-sense leadership. I’m proud to have his back in the Senate, advancing his America First agenda and standing up for working families.” Wins from the First 100 Days: Sanctions were imposed on the International Criminal Court and those aiding its attempts to target Israeli and American citizens.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.) released the following statement after securing critical funding for Indiana priorities in President Trump’s reconciliation bill. Following Congress’ passage of President Trump’s budget framework earlier this month, this legislation marks the second step in the reconciliation process on the path to “one big, beautiful bill”. It ensures the President has the resources he needs to extend the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, boost defense spending, and strengthen security along the U.S.-Mexico border. Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.): “Indiana plays a vital role in defending our nation, and this bill will support our workers, manufacturers, and research institutions.