“The American Energy & Infrastructure Act leverages public-private partnerships and private investments through tax incentives to spur $1 trillion in infrastructure investment over 10 years. It is revenue neutral.”
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No 'American Energy & Infrastructure Act' was ever introduced or enacted. Trump formally proposed an infrastructure package on February 12, 2018 - the 'Building a Stronger America' initiative, using $200 billion in federal funds to leverage at least $1.5 trillion in largely non-federal investment, echoing the promised public-private approach - but Congress never voted on it, and no infrastructure bill passed during his first term or since (through July 2026). A formal proposal that failed to advance is an attempt, not delivery.
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