Congresswoman Tenney Secures Massive Win for Central New York in the One Big Beautiful Bill

Washington, DC - Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today highlighted the historic investment she championed for Central New York through the One Big Beautiful Bill, which delivers critical support for America's semiconductor industry and advanced manufacturing sector.

The enhancement of the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit, included in the One Big Beautiful Bill, is a key provision designed to expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing and restore America's leadership in this vital strategic sector. Earlier this year, Congresswoman Tenney led more than 20 of her colleagues in introducing the Building Advanced Semiconductors Investment Credit (BASIC) Act, which aimed to extend and increase this critical tax credit.

The One Big Beautiful Bill represents the most significant tax and investment package in a generation, designed to strengthen American industry, secure supply chains, and bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States.

"Preserving and increasing the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit in the One Big Beautiful Bill sends a clear message that the United States is committed to long-term technological leadership and competitiveness. This will level the playing field for American companies, create good-paying jobs, and ensure that Micron and other major employers continue to invest and grow here in New York. I was honored to lead on this effort in the House and look forward to the positive impact this legislation will have on Central New York and our national economy," said Congresswoman Tenney.

"We thank Congresswoman Tenney for her leadership on the BASIC Act, which increased the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit - a key provision included in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Micron strongly supported this legislation, which strengthens U.S. manufacturing, drives innovation, and helps develop Upstate New York's burgeoning semiconductor ecosystem as well as other hubs across America," said Sanjay Mehrotra, Micron Chairman, President, and CEO.

"Reshoring the advanced manufacturing and semiconductor industries is critical for both economic and national security. Thanks to the leadership of Congresswoman Tenney to preserve and increase the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit, Onondaga County and Central New York are even closer to becoming the national epicenter for memory technology semiconductor manufacturing," said Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon.

"Congresswoman Tenney's BASIC Act was the foundation for the inclusion and expansion of the semiconductor advanced manufacturing tax credit in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This provision is vital to maintain U.S. global competitiveness as we reshore critical semiconductor manufacturing. We thank the Congresswoman for her leadership and for being a champion of our industry," said Dr. Thomas Caulfield, Executive Chairman of GlobalFoundries

"Increasing the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit advances Syracuse's emergence as a leader in domestic chip production," said Ben Sio, acting president and CEO at CenterState CEO. "This support cements the region's role as a vital hub for advanced manufacturing and innovation, while also bolstering our national defense and economic resilience."

"Securing the increase of the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit through the One Big Beautiful Bill is a significant win for New York and its goal of being the leader in semiconductor manufacturing. We applaud Congresswoman Tenney for leading the fight on this legislation that will undoubtedly create jobs and grow New York's economy for years to come," said Heather Mulligan, President and CEO, The Business Council of New York State.

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