Project 2025 - Home Page

Section 1

Section 1 - Taking the Reins of Government Chapter 1 - White House Office Chapter 2 - Executive Office Chapter 3 - Central Personnel Agencies

Section 2

Section 2 - The Common Defense Chapter 4 - Department of Defense Chapter 5 - Homeland Security Chapter 6 - Department of State Chapter 7 - Intelligence Community Chapter 8 - Media Agencies Chapter 9 - Agency for International Development

Section 3

Section 3 - The General Welfare Chapter 10 - Department of Agriculture Chapter 11 - Department of Education Chapter 12 - Department of Energy Chapter 13 - Environmental Protection Agency Chapter 14 - Department of Health and Human Services Chapter 15 - Department of Housing and Urban Development Chapter 16 - Department of the Interior Chapter 17 - Department of Justice Chapter 18 - Department of Labor Chapter 19 - Department of Transportation Chapter 20 - Department of Veteran Affairs

Section 4

Section 4 - The Economy Chapter 21 - Department of Commerce Chapter 22 - Department of Treasury Chapter 23 - Export-Import Bank Chapter 24 - Federal Reserve Chapter 25 - Small Business Administration Chapter 26 - Trade

Section 5

Section 5 - Independent Regulatory Agencies Chapter 27 - Financial Regulatory Agencies Chapter 28 - Federal Communications Commission Chapter 29 - Federal Election Commission Chapter 30 - Federal Trade Commission

Chapter 23 - Export-Import Bank

Chapter 23 primarily focuses on the complete abolition of the EXIM rather than offering reforms or changes to its operations. All of the recommendations are essentially to discontinue all of the EXIM's current activities and roles.

• Abolish the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM)
• Discontinue all EXIM financing tools, including: Loan guarantees, Working capital guarantees, Direct loans, Export-credit insurance
• Stop using EXIM as a tool to compete against China's economic influence
• Cease efforts to use EXIM for national security purposes
• End the practice of providing government-backed financing for exports
• Discontinue EXIM's focus on competing with other countries' export credit agencies
• Stop EXIM's involvement in emerging technologies and semiconductor industry support
• Eliminate EXIM's role in "leveling the playing field" for U.S. exporters
• Terminate EXIM's China and Transformation Exports Program (CTEP)
• End government intervention in export financing, leaving it entirely to the private sector
• Discontinue EXIM's role in supporting small businesses through export financing
• Stop using EXIM as a tool for job creation or maintenance
• Cease using EXIM to promote U.S. exports
• End EXIM's role in U.S. competitiveness efforts