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FACT CHECK #4IK5VTHB

06/18/26 · 11:41 PM UTC · 8 SOURCES

Barack Obama told a major manufacturing company in which state it was allowed to locate a factory.
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LEANS FALSE · MEDIUM CONFIDENCE

TL;DR ·No evidence supports this; sources describe a system of voluntary competitions and regional manufacturing hub incentives.

WHAT WE FOUND

The provided sources do not contain any evidence that President Obama mandated where a manufacturing company was allowed to locate a factory [1-8]. To the contrary, Source 6 states that the administration's policy was focused on helping manufacturers choose to locate in the United States through the creation of Manufacturing Innovation Institutes . These institutes were established through a competition rather than executive mandates . For example, GE’s decision to invest $32 million in a research facility in Tennessee was described as GE citing the advantages of the location rather than following a directive . While the administration awarded hubs to specific metropolitan areas like Youngstown and Knoxville, these were regional economic developments intended to spur manufacturing growth rather than restrict company movement . Furthermore, Source 5 explicitly contrasts Obama's record with a specific deal made by then-President-elect Donald Trump to keep Carrier in Indiana, suggesting such direct intervention was not a standard feature of the Obama administration's manufacturing record .

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