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

Big wins.
For
Tennessee.

New investment. Help for working families.
A safer Memphis and support for veterans.

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THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Tennessee.

Seven 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 Tennesseans’ pockets.

  • Jobs protected129,000
  • Wages preserved$11B
  • Avg. tax refund$3,674
See every tax benefit
02 / Jobs & investment

Big names.
New opportunities.

President Trump has sparked a Tennessee investment boom — from nuclear fuel and zinc to Cadillacs and candy.

$6.6BKorea Zinc’s first U.S. operations in Clarksville and Gordonsville
Explore the investments
03 / Memphis Safe

Memphis Safe.
One year of results.

After one year, the Memphis Safe Task Force is reducing crime in Memphis — with the city on pace for a 25-year low in overall crime.

MemphisOverall crime, from last year↓ ~36%
MemphisMotor vehicle thefts↓ 57%
Shelby CountyViolent crime↓ 30%+
See the one-year results
04 / Public safety

Safer communities.
Statewide.

Outside of Memphis, President Trump is making Tennessee safe again, with crime down statewide and in Nashville and Knoxville.

TennesseeMurder, 2025↓ 18%
NashvilleHomicide, 1H 2026↓ 29%
KnoxvilleMurders, Q1 2026Zero
Every city. Every category.
05 / Nuclear energy
$400M

Powering Tennessee.
Nuclear first.

President Trump is supporting nuclear energy in Tennessee, including the nation’s first Generation III+ Small Modular Reactor.

Grant to the Tennessee Valley Authority, December 2025.

See the grant
06 / Veterans

Standing with
Tennessee’s veterans.

President Trump is increasing funding to support Tennessee’s veterans and their families.

Nearly $1.5Min FY25 suicide prevention grants for veterans
See the grants
07 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Tennessee communities — from Nashville to Maryville.

5cases in Nashville, Murfreesboro, Hartsville, and Maryville
See the five cases

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Tennessee.

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

129,000Tennessee jobs protected
$23Bin Tennessee economic activity preserved
$11Bin wages preserved for Tennessee workers
$3,674average Tennessee tax refund in 2026
JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 129,000 Tennessee jobs, preserved $23 billion in Tennessee economic activity, and preserved $11 billion in wages for Tennessee workers.

NAM tax wins report
RURAL HEALTHCARE
$207M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered $207 million in rural healthcare funding to Tennessee.

CMS rural health awards
SENIORS & REFUNDS

1.2 million seniors.
Bigger refunds.

The WFTC secured No Tax on Social Security for Tennessee’s 1.2 million seniors.

The WFTC delivered Tennesseans an average tax refund of $3,674 in 2026.

White House: TN savings

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

They’re betting big
on Tennessee.

President Trump has sparked a Tennessee investment boom.
9 company announcements.

01

GM

Spring Hill
Producing a new Cadillac and supporting a new engine programAnnounced June 2026
$275M
02

Stella-Jones Corporation

Fayetteville
A new steel lattice tower manufacturing facilityNearly 230 jobs · Announced April 2026
$45M
03

xAI

Memphis
A new building at one of its Memphis data center campusesAnnounced March 2026
$659M
04

LIS Technologies

Oak Ridge
The first commercial laser uranium enrichment plant in the United StatesMore than 200 jobs · Announced January 2026
$1.38B
05

Korea Zinc

Clarksville & Gordonsville
New production facilitiesAnnounced December 2025
$6.6B
06

ALUKO Group

Halls
A new aluminum manufacturing facilityNearly 300 jobs · Announced December 2025
$107M
07

Oklo Inc.

Oak Ridge
A used nuclear fuel recycling facilityMore than 800 jobs · Announced September 2025
$1.68B
08

Silver Hills Bakery

Rossville
Purchasing and retrofitting a new facility for its bakery operationsNearly 400 jobs · Announced July 2025
$48.5M
09

Blow Pops

Covington
Expanding operations at its Covington facilityMore than 60 jobs · Announced March 2025
$97.7M

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

MEMPHIS SAFE TASK FORCE

Memphis is safer.
One year later.

After one year, the Memphis Safe Task Force is reducing crime in Memphis.

September 2025

The Task Force launches.

President Trump announced the Memphis Safe Task Force with the objective to end street and violent crime in Memphis to the greatest extent.

White House presidential action
12,747arrests
2,160illegal firearms taken off city streets
189missing children recovered
1,408arrests of known gang members
MemphisAfter one year · from last year↓ nearly 36% overall crime
Overall crime↓ ~36%
Murders↓ 36%
Sexual assaults↓ 28%
Motor vehicle thefts↓ 57%
Robberies↓ 42%
Shoplifting↓ 44%
Aggravated assaults↓ 26%

The city is on pace for a 25-year low in overall crime.

Memphis crime data
Shelby CountyAfter one year↓ 30%+ violent crime
Violent crime↓ 30%+
Major property crime↓ 40%+
Arrests12,747
Arrests for homicide131
Arrests for narcotics1,363
Arrests for firearms violations1,276
Arrests for sex offenses125
Arrests of known gang members1,408
Illegal firearms taken off city streets2,160
Missing children recovered189
Memphis Shelby Crime Commission
A HISTORIC 2025Fewer than 200

The Memphis Safe Task Force built on a historic 2025 when the city recorded fewer than 200 murders for the first time since 2019.

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Outside of Memphis,
crime is down too.

Outside of Memphis, President Trump is making Tennessee safe again.

Tennessee — violent crime2025↓ 18% murder
Murder↓ 18%
Sex offenses, non-consensual↓ 7%
Aggravated assault↓ 16%
TBI violent crime data
Tennessee — property crime2025↓ 32% motor vehicle theft
Robbery↓ 29%
Burglary↓ 17%
Motor vehicle theft↓ 32%
TBI property crime data
NashvilleFirst half of 2026 · Nashville Metro Police↓ 29% homicide
Homicide↓ 29%
Robbery↓ 25%
Aggravated assault↓ 17%
Major Cities Chiefs midyear report
Knoxville — 2025202517 murders, the lowest since 2016
Murders↓ 26%
Non-fatal shootings↓ 27%
Robberies↓ 27%
Motor vehicle thefts↓ 22%

The 17 murders in Knoxville in 2025 represent the lowest total in the city since 2016.

Knoxville Police
Knoxville — first quarter of 2026First quarter of 2026Zero murders
MurdersZero
Non-fatal shootings↓ 82%
Robberies↓ 19%
Burglary / breaking and entering↓ 35%
Car burglaries↓ 64%
Motor vehicle thefts↓ 42%

In the first quarter of 2026, Knoxville saw zero murders — the first time since 1988 that the city did not experience a murder in the first three months of the year.

Knoxville Police

NUCLEAR ENERGY

The nation’s first
Generation III+ SMR.

President Trump is supporting nuclear energy in Tennessee.

December 2025

$400 million for TVA.

The Trump Administration selected the Tennessee Valley Authority for a $400 million grant to accelerate the deployment of the nation’s first Generation III+ Small Modular Reactor.

“I’m grateful for the Trump Administration’s historic investment to strengthen our power grid with the nation’s first small modular reactor.” — Governor Bill Lee
PR Newswire: DOE selects TVA

SUPPORTING VETERANS

Supporting veterans
and their families.

President Trump is increasing funding to support Tennessee’s veterans and their families.

STAFF SERGEANT PARKER GORDON FOX SUICIDE PREVENTION GRANTS · FY25Nearly $1.5M

In FY25, Tennessee received nearly $1.5 million in grants through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grants to expand suicide prevention for veterans.

$746,200Operation Stand Down Tennessee, serving 20 counties
$750,000Westcare Tennessee Inc., serving 10 counties

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Tennessee.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Tennessee communities.

01 / NASHVILLE

Abdirashid Ibrahim

From Somalia

Convicted of: Domestic violence, possession of weapon, burglary — forced entry — residence, and homicide.

DHS record
02 / MURFREESBORO

Urbano Cabrera Alejo

From Cuba

Convicted of: Forgery, homicide, illegal re-entry, fraud — impersonating, larceny, aggravated assault — weapon, identity theft, and fraud.

DHS record
03 / HARTSVILLE

Geraldo Reyes-Garcia

From Mexico · Sureños gang member

Convicted of: Kidnapping, drug trafficking, failure to appear, and amphetamine — sell.

DHS record
04 / MARYVILLE

Gilbert Ndathe

From Kenya

Convicted of: Cruelty toward elderly.

DHS record
05 / NASHVILLE

Od Keomuangtai

From Laos

Convicted of: Amphetamine — sell, aggravated assault — weapon, marijuana — possession, robbery, aggravated assault — gun, and burglary — forced entry — residence.

DHS record

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

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