Trump scheduled for Denton plant visit

President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit the Peterbilt Motors facility in Denton on Thursday to highlight American manufacturing and the administration's pro-growth economic agenda.

White House economic messaging

White House officials have pointed to tax reductions, deregulation, and trade measures, including heavy truck tariffs put in place in late 2025, as factors supporting expanded domestic production.

White House statement on visit

A White House spokesman said Trump will tour the plant to tout his pro-growth economic agenda that has created more than one million private-sector jobs, sparked trillions in new investments, lowered taxes, and reshored key manufacturing back to the United States.

Representative Jackson joins visit

Representative Ronny Jackson (R-TX) announced he will join the president at the factory, and Paccar has added more than 1,000 jobs at the Denton facility and more than 2,000 jobs across the United States.

Jackson's job creation claim

Jackson said, 'President Trump is delivering on his promise to put American workers and American manufacturing first. Right here in Texas, we're seeing what happens when we cut red tape, unleash American industry, and stand up for our workers.'

“President Trump is delivering on his promise to put American workers and American manufacturing first, right here in Texas, we're seeing what happens when we cut red tape, unleash American industry, and stand up for our workers.”

Trump's travel schedule after Denton

Following the Denton stop, Trump is expected to maintain an active travel schedule promoting the administration's economic agenda directly to voters before the midterms.