Disapproving the action of Major League Baseball to move one of their equipment production facilities to China and encouraging Major League Baseball to buy American-made products.

Bill 117 H.Res. 690, also known as the "Disapproving the action of Major League Baseball to move one of their equipment production facilities to China and encouraging Major League Baseball to buy American-made products," is a resolution introduced in the US Congress. The resolution aims to express disapproval of Major League Baseball's decision to relocate one of their equipment production facilities to China and urges the organization to prioritize purchasing American-made products.

The resolution highlights the importance of supporting American manufacturing and jobs, particularly in the sports equipment industry. It emphasizes the negative impact that outsourcing production to foreign countries can have on the US economy and workforce. By moving production to China, Major League Baseball may be contributing to the loss of American jobs and the decline of domestic manufacturing.

The resolution encourages Major League Baseball to reconsider their decision and instead invest in American-made products. By supporting domestic manufacturing, the organization can help create and sustain jobs in the United States, boost the economy, and promote the production of high-quality, American-made goods. Overall, Bill 117 H.Res. 690 seeks to hold Major League Baseball accountable for their decision to move production to China and urges them to prioritize American-made products in order to support the US economy and workforce.