The bill I introduce today will crack down on the enormous, mostly foreign-owned garment industry that employ thousands of foreign workers to sew foreign fabric into garments bearing the 'Made in USA' label which is then shipped to the U.S. mainland quota and duty free.
Description of the bill's intent to regulate the garment industry.
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