Biden's 'Buy American' Rules Are Getting in the Way of Biden's Rural Broadband Push
Trade,Economy And Jobs,Infrastructure,Broadband,Rural America,Business
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The Biden administration has framed its new, tighter "Buy American" regulations as a way to bolster domestic manufacturing and benefit parts of the country that have been left behind by technological innovation.
To many of those same communities, the White House has promised better connectivity and higher internet speeds. The bipartisan infrastructure plan signed by President Joe Biden in 2021 dedicated $42 billion to expanding broadband access, with much of the funding aimed at laying fiber optic lines in parts of the country where they don't exist.
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