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THE WINS.2025—2026 EDITION
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+ President Trump’s agenda. Local impact.

Big wins.
For
Alabama.

New investment and new jobs. Help for working families.
Safer communities across our state.

$6BEli Lilly investment
announced for Huntsville30,000+Jobs for Alabama from
Space Command’s relocation43.8%Drop in homicides
in Birmingham in 2025

THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Alabama.

Five big stories.
The numbers behind them.
Why they matter close to home.

01 / Tax relief

Keep more of
what you earn.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts protected jobs, preserved wages, and put more money back in Alabamans’ pockets.

Jobs protected80,000
Wages preserved$7B
Avg. tax refund$3,863

See every tax benefit

02 / Jobs & investment

Big names.
New opportunities.

President Trump has sparked an Alabama investment boom — from steel and autos to advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing.

$6BEli Lilly advanced manufacturing operation in Huntsville, creating 450 jobs

Explore the investments

03 / Jobs coming home

Bringing jobs
to Alabama.

President Trump is bringing jobs to Alabama — from US Space Command and the FBI at Redstone Arsenal to Fannie Mae in Birmingham.

30,000+jobs for Alabama from US Space Command’s relocation to Huntsville

See the relocations

04 / Public safety

Safer communities.
Real results.

President Trump is making Alabama safe again, with crime down statewide and in Birmingham, Mobile, and Montgomery.

AlabamaViolent crime, 2025↓ 6.5%

BirminghamHomicides, 2025↓ 43.8%

MontgomeryViolent crime, 2025↓ 25%+

Every city. Every category.

05 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Alabama communities — from Decatur to Bay Minette.

5cases in Decatur, Montgomery, Bay Minette and Silverhill, Gadsden, and Millbrook

See the five cases

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Alabama.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts have delivered for Alabama workers, families, and seniors.

80,000Alabama jobs protected

$14Bin Alabama economic activity preserved

$7Bin wages preserved for Alabama workers

$3,863average Alabama tax refund in 2026

JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 80,000 Alabama jobs, preserved $14 billion in Alabama economic activity, and preserved $7 billion in wages for Alabama workers.

NAM tax wins report

RURAL HEALTHCARE

$203M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered $203 million in rural healthcare funding to Alabama.

CMS rural health awards

SENIORS & REFUNDS

900,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

The WFTC secured No Tax on Social Security for Alabama’s 900,000 seniors.

The WFTC delivered Alabamans an average tax refund of $3,863 in 2026.

White House: AL savings

Average tax refunds by state

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

They’re betting big
on Alabama.

President Trump has sparked an Alabama investment boom.
11 company announcements.

US Steel

Alabama

Investment at its Fairfield Tubular Operations facilityAnnounced June 2026

$475M

Vulcaflex

Auburn

Its first US manufacturing facility130 jobs · Announced June 2026

$70M

JST

Guntersville

An automation-based facility80 jobs · Announced April 2026

$500M

Mercedes-Benz

Tuscaloosa County

Investment in its Tuscaloosa County plantAnnounced March 2026

$4B

KettenWulf

Auburn

A new manufacturing operationAt least 70 jobs · Announced February 2026

$34M

Eli Lilly

Huntsville

A new advanced manufacturing operation450 jobs · Announced December 2025

$6B

Bad Boy Mowers Co.

Monroeville

A new tractor factory35–50 jobs · Announced December 2025

$10.5M

Owens Corning

Prattville

A new shingle manufacturing facility100 jobs · Announced September 2025

$325M

Butting

Baldwin County

Its North American headquarters and first US production facilityUp to 100 jobs · Announced August 2025

$61M

ArcelorMittal

Mobile County

An advanced manufacturing facility200 jobs · Announced February 2025

$1.2B

Diageo North America

Montgomery

A new manufacturing and warehousing facility850 jobs · Announced January 2025

$415M

B = billion. M = million. Figures reflect announced investments; planned spending and hiring may span multiple years.

Governor’s office: Owens Corning announcement

BRINGING JOBS TO ALABAMA

New jobs.
New headquarters.

President Trump is bringing jobs to Alabama.

30,000+jobs for Alabama from the US Space Command relocation

500FBI jobs moving to the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville

December 2025

Fannie Mae comes to Birmingham.

Fannie Mae announced it would be moving operations from San Francisco to Birmingham, Alabama.

Alabama Reporter

September 2025

Space Command to Huntsville.

President Trump announced US Space Command would be relocating from Colorado to the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. The relocation will result in more than 30,000 jobs for Alabama and hundreds of billions of dollars in investments.

Department of War

February 2025

500 FBI jobs.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced he was moving 500 FBI jobs to the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.

Senator Tuberville

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Each figure shows a decrease in 2025.

AlabamaStatewide, 2025↓ 6.5% violent crime

Violent crime↓ 6.5%

Property crime↓ 7.8%

Alabama Appleseed

Birmingham2025↓ 43.8% homicides

Homicides↓ 43.8%

Total violent crime↓ 5.6%

Auto thefts↓ 19.6%

Birmingham is on pace to end 2026 with the lowest number of homicides in 75 years following a drastic decrease in crime in 2025.

Alabama Appleseed

Mobile2025↓ 12% overall violent crime

Overall crime↓ 11%

Overall violent crime↓ 12%

Homicides↓ 16%

Sex offenses↓ 32%

Robberies↓ 11%

Aggravated assaults↓ 11%

Burglaries↓ 7%

Larceny / theft↓ 13%

Mobile PD annual report

Montgomery2025Violent crime down over 25%

Violent crime↓ over 25%

Non-violent crime↓ over 12%

Overall crime↓ nearly 15%

Non-fatal shootings↓ nearly 14%

City of Montgomery

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Alabama.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Alabama communities.

01 / DECATUR

Elmer Geovany Sarmiento-Sifrain

From Honduras

Convicted of: Human slavery or trafficking.

DHS record

02 / MONTGOMERY

Esteban Hernandez-Flores

From Mexico

Convicted of: Sex offense against a child (fondling).

DHS record

03 / BAY MINETTE AND SILVERHILL

Jesus Villanueva-Gallegos

From Mexico

Convicted of: Incest with a minor.

DHS record

04 / GADSDEN

Jorge Rodriguez

From Cuba

Convicted of: Burglary, vehicle theft, smuggling aliens, possession of stolen property, larceny, theft and use of vehicle (other crime), and burglary tools — possession.

DHS record

05 / MILLBROOK

Robert Southby

From Canada

Convicted of: Sex assault — sodomy — boy — weapon, sex offense, obscene material — possession, and obscene material — manufacturing.

DHS record

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

Every figure on this page links back to where it came from.

Tax relief · 4 sources

NAM tax wins reportnam.org CMS rural health awardscms.gov White House: AL savingswhitehouse.gov Average tax refunds by stateupgradedpoints.com

Jobs & investment · 12 sources

US Steelx.com Vulcaflexgovernor.alabama.gov JSTmadeinalabama.com Mercedes-Benzmadeinalabama.com KettenWulfx.com Eli Lillymadeinalabama.com Bad Boy Mowers Co.plantservices.com Owens Corningmadeinalabama.com Buttingplantservices.com ArcelorMittalmadeinalabama.com Diageo North Americadiageo.com Governor’s office: Owens Corning announcementgovernor.alabama.gov

Jobs coming home · 3 sources

Alabama Reporteralreporter.com Department of Warwar.gov Senator Tubervilletuberville.senate.gov

Public safety · 4 sources

Alabama Appleseedalabamaappleseed.org al.comal.com Mobile PD annual reportmobilepd.org City of Montgomerymontgomeryal.gov

Immigration enforcement · 5 sources

Elmer Geovany Sarmiento-Sifraindhs.gov Esteban Hernandez-Floresdhs.gov Jesus Villanueva-Gallegosdhs.gov Jorge Rodriguezdhs.gov Robert Southbydhs.gov

Big wins.
For
Alabama.

What it means
for Alabama.

Keep more of
what you earn.

Big names.
New opportunities.

Bringing jobs
to Alabama.

Safer communities.
Real results.

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

Significant upside.
For Alabama.

Protecting paychecks.

Care closer to home.

900,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

They’re betting big
on Alabama.

US Steel

Vulcaflex

JST

Mercedes-Benz

KettenWulf

Eli Lilly

Bad Boy Mowers Co.

Owens Corning

Butting

ArcelorMittal

Diageo North America

New jobs.
New headquarters.

Fannie Mae comes to Birmingham.

Space Command to Huntsville.

500 FBI jobs.

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Alabama.

Elmer Geovany Sarmiento-Sifrain

Esteban Hernandez-Flores

Jesus Villanueva-Gallegos

Jorge Rodriguez

Robert Southby

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

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Big wins.ForAlabama.

What it meansfor Alabama.

Keep more of what you earn.

Big names. New opportunities.

Bringing jobs to Alabama.

Safer communities. Real results.

The worst of the worst. Removed.

Significant upside.For Alabama.

Protecting paychecks.

Care closer to home.

900,000 seniors. Bigger refunds.

They’re betting bigon Alabama.

US Steel

Vulcaflex

JST

Mercedes-Benz

KettenWulf

Eli Lilly

Bad Boy Mowers Co.

Owens Corning

Butting

ArcelorMittal

Diageo North America

New jobs.New headquarters.

Fannie Mae comes to Birmingham.

Space Command to Huntsville.

500 FBI jobs.

Crime is down.Here are the numbers.

Removing the Worst of the Worstfrom Alabama.

Elmer Geovany Sarmiento-Sifrain

Esteban Hernandez-Flores

Jesus Villanueva-Gallegos

Jorge Rodriguez

Robert Southby

Big numbers.Clear sources.

Big wins.
For
Alabama.

What it means
for Alabama.

Keep more of
what you earn.

Big names.
New opportunities.

Bringing jobs
to Alabama.

Safer communities.
Real results.

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

Significant upside.
For Alabama.

900,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

They’re betting big
on Alabama.

New jobs.
New headquarters.

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Alabama.

Big numbers.
Clear sources.