Preserving the American Dream
More Work. Less Dependency.
Work is key to unlocking the American Dream, but it is under attack by ever-growing red tape at the state and federal level.
Outdated, expensive, and overly burdensome licensing regimes keep many from entering their desired profession, while local governments punish entrepreneurship by making it difficult to start a home-based business.
At the same time, bureaucrats still holding onto a slow, inflexible permitting process can stop economic expansion in its tracks—if even more regulations from unaccountable agencies haven’t already prevented progress before it could even begin.
The Biden administration has only made our economic climate worse by issuing more costly regulations than any other administration in modern history.
These barriers must be taken down to fill millions of open jobs, jumpstart the economy, and preserve the American Dream for generations to come.
Our Workforce and Entrepreneurship Solutions
Expanding the Workforce
- Grant Licenses to Experienced Professionals
- Allow Apprenticeships for Licensed Occupations
- Establish Sunrise and Sunset Reviews for Occupational Regulation
- Require Periodic Reauthorization for Occupational Licenses
- Treat Work Experience as Continuing Education
- Pre-Empt Local Licensing
- Waive Initial Licensing Fees
- Create A Regulatory Sandbox for Entry-Level Workers
Our Preserving the American Dream Experts
Our Latest Preserving the American Dream Research
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At FGA, we don’t just talk about changing policy—we make it happen.
By partnering with FGA through a gift, you can create more policy change that returns America to a country where entrepreneurship thrives, personal responsibility is rewarded, and paychecks replace welfare checks.