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

Big wins.
For Texas.

Record investment. A growing economy.
Safer communities and a secure border.

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THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Texas.

Nine 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 delivered the second highest average tax refund nationwide to Texans.

  • Jobs protected547,000
  • Wages preserved$51B
  • Avg. tax refund$4,344
See every tax benefit
02 / Economic growth

A $3 trillion
economy, growing.

Under President Trump’s pro-growth leadership, the economy in Texas is gaining momentum.

+$214.2Bin total economic output since President Trump took office
2%annualized real Gross State Product growth
See the growth
03 / Jobs & investment

Big names.
New opportunities.

President Trump has sparked a Texas investment boom — from chips and shipyards to the first new U.S. oil refinery in nearly half a century.

$300BAmerica First Refining and Reliance investment in Brownsville
Explore the investments
04 / Public safety

Safer communities.
Real results.

President Trump is making Texas safe again, with crime down statewide and across the state’s largest jurisdictions.

TexasViolent crime rate, 2025 vs. 2024↓ 13%
TexasMotor vehicle theft, 2025 vs. 2024↓ 25%
ArlingtonHomicides, 1H 2026 vs. 1H 2025↓ 60%
Every city. Every category.
05 / Border security

A secure border.
Real reimbursement.

President Trump is securing Texas’s southern border — and Texas is set to be reimbursed for costs from the Biden Border Crisis.

$7.5Bto reimburse Texas for border costs
94%lower apprehensions in August than the monthly average under Biden
See the border results
06 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Texas communities — from Huntsville to Laredo.

5cases in Huntsville, Bastrop, Laredo, and San Antonio
See the five cases
07 / Water for agriculture

Water secured
for Texas farms.

President Trump secured water for Texas farmers and ranchers from the Rio Grande.

350,000acre-feet per year Mexico committed to deliver
The water agreement
08 / Ratepayer protection

Protecting
ratepayers.

President Trump is protecting Texas ratepayers from the cost of data centers.

How ratepayers are protected
09 / Screwworm response
$750M

Fighting
the screwworm.

The Trump Administration delivered relief and support to deal with the New World screwworm.

For a new sterile fly facility in Edinburg.

See the response

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Texas.

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

547,000Texas jobs protected
$107Bin Texas economic activity preserved
$51Bin wages preserved for Texas workers
$4,344average Texas tax refund in 2026
JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 547,000 Texas jobs, preserved $107 billion in Texas economic activity, and preserved $51 billion in wages for Texas workers.

NAM tax wins report
RURAL HEALTHCARE
$281M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered an estimated $281 million in rural healthcare funding to Texas.

CMS rural health awards
SENIORS

Four million seniors.
No tax on Social Security.

The WFTC secured No Tax on Social Security for Texas’s four million seniors.

White House: Texas savings
BIGGER REFUNDS$4,344

The WFTC delivered Texans an average tax refund of $4,344 in 2026 — the second highest average refund nationwide.

PRO-GROWTH AGENDA

Gaining momentum.
Growing the Texas economy.

Under President Trump’s pro-growth leadership, the economy in Texas is gaining momentum.

$3TTexas’s total economic output
$214.2Bincrease in output between the time President Trump took office and Q1 2026
2%annualized real Gross State Product growth since President Trump took office
TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT
$3T

Output on the rise.

Texas’s total economic output now stands at $3 trillion, increasing by $214.2 billion between the time President Trump took office and Q1 2026.

REAL GROSS STATE PRODUCT
2%

Growth driven by tax policy.

Texas’s real Gross State Product is growing at a 2% annualized rate since President Trump took office.

Without President Trump’s historic tax policies, the White House Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) estimates Texas’s real GSP growth would have averaged -0.7% over this period — notably slower than the growth driven by President Trump’s bold economic agenda.

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

They’re betting big
on Texas.

President Trump has sparked a Texas investment boom.
24 company announcements.

01

Amazon & Wiwynn

Socorro
Expansion of Wiwynn’s Socorro manufacturing plantAnnounced September 2026
$1.6B
02

Bristol Myers Squibb

Houston
A new, state-of-the-art multi-modal manufacturing campusAnnounced August 2026
$2.3B
03

Toyo Co.

Near Houston
A solar cell manufacturing facility400 American jobs · Announced August 2026
$357M
04

IEM

San Antonio
A new large-scale advanced manufacturing facilityUp to 3,000 new jobs · Announced August 2026
$200M
05

Toyota

San Antonio
Building the new Tacoma pickup truck in the United States instead of Mexico2,000 American jobs · Announced July 2026
$3.6B
06

Saronic

Brownsville
A new shipyardAnnounced July 2026
$3.2B
07

Micron

Sherman
Strategic financing support to advance development and manufacturing capabilitiesAnnounced July 2026
$500M
08

FormFactor

Farmers Branch
A new probe card manufacturing facilityMore than 600 American jobs · Announced July 2026
$140M–$170M
09

Coherent

Sherman
Expansion of its semiconductor manufacturing facilityMore than 1,000 American jobs · Announced July 2026
$50M
10

ZERLUMA

Mission
Breaking ground on an aluminum recycling and advanced manufacturing facilityAnnounced July 2026
$50M
11

SpaceX

Grimes County
A chip factoryAnnounced May 2026
$55B
12

USG Corporation

Orange
A new production facility200 American jobs · Announced May 2026
$1.175B
13

Grupo Bimbo

Texas
Commitment to the US market, US jobs, and a stronger food systemAnnounced May 2026
$1B
14

XPEL

San Antonio
Expansion of its manufacturing and operations footprintAnnounced May 2026
$60M
15

Tesla

Giga Texas
A research chip facility at its Giga Texas campusAnnounced April 2026
$3B
16

Avant Technology

Pharr
Expansion of its manufacturing facility250 American jobs · Announced April 2026
$20M
17

America First Refining & Reliance

Brownsville
The first new U.S. oil refinery in nearly half a centuryAnnounced March 2026
$300B
18

MP Materials

Northlake
A new large-scale rare-earth magnet manufacturing campusMore than 1,500 direct manufacturing and engineering jobs · Announced February 2026
$1.25B+
19

Arm Inc.

Austin
Expansion of its Austin campus to include a new semiconductor labMore than 320 American jobs · Announced February 2026
$71M
20

Vantage Data Centers

Shackelford County
A 1,200-acre data center campusAnnounced August 2025
$25B
21

Inventec

Texas
A manufacturing base to support its AI server shipmentsAnnounced June 2025
$85M
22

Wistron

Dallas
Land and facilities for its high-performance computing devicesAnnounced May 2025
$500M
23

LGM Pharma

Rosenberg
Expansion of its Rosenberg manufacturing facilityAnnounced March 2025
$6M+
24

Paris Baguette

Texas
The company’s first North American production site450 American jobs · Announced February 2025
$160M

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

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Each figure shows a decrease compared with the same period a year earlier.

Texas — violent crime2025 vs. 2024↓ 13% violent crime rate
Violent crime rate↓ 13%
Aggravated assault↓ 12%
Robbery↓ 18%
Rape↓ 11%
Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter↓ 13%
Human trafficking — commercial sex acts↓ 33%
Human trafficking — involuntary servitude↓ 53%
Texas DPS Crime in Texas 2025
Texas — property offenses2025 vs. 2024↓ 25% motor vehicle theft
All larceny/theft offenses↓ 11%
Motor vehicle theft↓ 25%
Burglary/breaking and entering↓ 14%
Arson↓ 12%
Texas DPS Crime in Texas 2025
Top 25 jurisdictions2025 vs. 2024Overall crime rates down in all 25

In 2025, the top 25 jurisdictions all saw decreases in their overall crime rates from 2024.

Every jurisdiction also saw a decrease in overall crime rates since 2021 except one (El Paso PD).

Texas DPS Crime in Texas 2025
ArlingtonFirst half of 2026 vs. first half of 2025↓ 60% homicides
America’s Safest CitiesRecent studyPlano, Laredo, and Arlington in the Top 20

A recent study on America’s Safest Cities named Plano, Laredo, and Arlington in the Top 20 Safest Cities in the United States, with Plano and Laredo in the Top 10.

SmartAsset study

SECURING THE SOUTHERN BORDER

Securing the border.
Delivering for Texas.

President Trump is securing Texas’s southern border.

$7.5Bfrom the State Border Security Reinforcement Fund for Texas
16consecutive months with zero releases at the border, through July
94%lower apprehensions in August than the monthly average under Biden
$46.5Ballocated to finish the border wall
BORDER REIMBURSEMENT
$7.5B

Paying Texas back.

Thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, Texas is set to receive $7.5 billion from the State Border Security Reinforcement Fund to reimburse the state for border costs incurred from the Biden Border Crisis.

Texas Tribune
ZERO RELEASES
16 months

Not a single release.

The Trump Administration did not release a single illegal alien at the border for a 16th consecutive month in July.

Apprehensions at the southern border in August were 94% lower than the monthly average under Biden.

DHS announcement
REFUGEE ADMISSIONS
10,258

Admissions down sharply.

The Trump Administration has admitted just 10,258 refugees in the first ten months of fiscal year 2026.

  • First ten months of FY 202610,258
  • 202538,102
  • 2024100,034
Pew Research Center
BORDER WALL
$46.5B

Finishing the wall.

Thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts, $46.5 billion has been allocated to finish the border wall.

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Texas.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Texas communities.

01 / HUNTSVILLE

Guadalupe Mercado Guerra

From Mexico

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

DHS record
02 / BASTROP

Jose Carrasco Martinez

From Mexico

Convicted of: Indecent exposure to a minor, sex assault, illegal re-entry, and sex offense against a child (fondling).

DHS record
03 / HUNTSVILLE

Dany Carcamo Valeriano

From Honduras · MS-13 gang member

Convicted of: Aggravated assault (weapon), robbery, and aggravated assault (gun).

DHS record
04 / LAREDO

Alejandro Santos Fernandez

From Mexico

Convicted of: Assault, aggravated assault (weapon), and burglary.

DHS record
05 / SAN ANTONIO

Carlos Zavala Vargas

From Mexico

Convicted of: Robbery.

DHS record

RIO GRANDE WATER

Water secured.
For farmers and ranchers.

President Trump secured water for Texas farmers and ranchers.

January 2026

350,000 acre-feet per year.

USDA and the State Department secured Mexico’s commitment to deliver 350,000 acre-feet per year from the Rio Grande — meeting the 1944 treaty average and repaying prior-cycle debt.

USDA statement

RATEPAYER PROTECTION PLEDGE

Protecting Texas ratepayers
from data center costs.

President Trump is protecting Texas ratepayers from the cost of data centers.

PUCT & ERCOT

Ratepayers come first.

In response to President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge, the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) are protecting Texas ratepayers from the costs of data center expansion.

Governor’s office

NEW WORLD SCREWWORM

Relief and support.
Against the New World screwworm.

The Trump Administration delivered relief and support to deal with the New World screwworm.

Federal funding

More inspectors.

In response to the New World screwworm outbreak, the Trump Administration delivered federal funding for the Texas Animal Health Commission to hire additional inspectors and strengthen the state’s response.

Governor’s office
$750 million

A new sterile fly facility.

The Trump Administration also released $750 million for a new sterile fly facility to combat the New World screwworm.

Texas Scorecard
April

Breaking ground in Edinburg.

USDA Sec. Brooke Rollins and the Army Corps of Engineers broke ground on the facility at Moore Air Base in Edinburg, Texas.

USDA announcement

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

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