ALT An image of a New York City Council committee hearing room at 250 Broadway in Manhattan. The logo of Crain's New York Business sits in a box. Underneath, in an image of a paper headline, reads "Op-ed: NYC Council small business hearing was political theatre" with a passage from the linked Op-Ed from SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman included in a text box below. The SBA seal is underneath that passage.
Happy Birthday, @POTUS!
Through extraordinary strength, unwavering courage, and an unrelenting devotion to the country you love, you are making America Great Again.
Thank you for your resolve and for fighting for the American people every day. Wishing you a blessed birthday.🇺🇸
Today, SBA introduced a proposed regulation to end racial discrimination in the 8(a) Business Development Program.
Under the new rule, individuals will no longer be considered “socially disadvantaged,” and therefore eligible for the 8(a) program, simply because they are a member of a racial minority group.
And no individual may be barred from the 8(a) program simply because they are white.
sba.gov/article/2026/06/11/s…
Today, the SBA introduced a new proposed rule to formally dismantle the race-based admissions framework that effectively barred white Americans from accessing 8(a) set-aside and sole-source contracting opportunities.
Under this new rule, no applicant can be admitted to or denied entry into the 8(a) program solely on the basis of race. Instead, every applicant must demonstrate actual social disadvantage, including discrimination caused by unlawful DEI policies in the public and private sectors.
This reform will formally end the Biden-era approach to 8(a), when the program was weaponized to steer exclusive contracting opportunities to favored groups while shutting out other deserving Americans.
Under the Trump SBA, lucrative federal contracting opportunities will not be granted on the basis of race, ethnicity, or personal politics.
sba.gov/article/2026/06/11/s…
ALT SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman provides keynote remarks at AI/Automation Day at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst concerning how small businesses and the SBA are utilizing artificial intelligence and automation to help small businesses compete by boosting efficiency and delivering better, smarter, and faster solutions.
ALT Pictured on stage presenting a certificate to SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman at the SAME New Jersey AI/Automation Day at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst are (l to r) U.S. Air Force's Small Business Programs Procurement Analyst and Small Business Professional James Burke, SBA New Jersey District Director John Blackstock, SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman, and Society of Military Engineers New Jersey Chapter President Robert Jackson of GZA GeoEnvironmental.
ALT U.S. Air Force Small Business Programs Procurement Analyst and Small Business Professional James Burke and SBA New Jersey District Director John Blackstock are pictured in the foreground as SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman speaks to and answers questions from conference attendees at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst's AI/Automation Day.
ALT SBA Regional Administrator Matt Coleman provides keynote remarks at AI/Automation Day at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst concerning how small businesses and the SBA are utilizing artificial intelligence and automation to help small businesses compete by boosting efficiency and delivering better, smarter, and faster solutions.
Nearly every American received a tax cut this year thanks to the Working Family Tax Cuts.
That’s 29 million who benefited from No Tax on Overtime.
7.5 million who claimed No Tax on Tips.
And at least 12 million small businesses that received an average of $7,000 in tax cuts.
Massive relief is driving massive growth on Main Street.
American families, workers, and job creators claimed $82 billion in relief directly from the Working Family Tax Cuts.
Those savings are being poured into small business growth across America – funding everything from new equipment to new buildings and new jobs.
The numbers are in – and @POTUS’s tax cuts DELIVERED for small businesses and workers:
✅ 97% of filers received a tax cut
✅ $82 B in tax relief claimed directly from WFTCs
✅ $5 T tax hike prevented
✅ 7.5 M claimed No Tax on Tips
✅ 29 M claimed No Tax on Overtime
Let’s be clear: the huge jobs numbers from the last three months are direct result of Working Family Tax Cuts and the $82 BILLION in relief they delivered.
NONE of this hiring and expansion would be happening today without the Congressional leaders who joined @POTUS to block a $5 trillion tax hike.
nypost.com/2026/06/02/busine…
With another blockbuster jobs report for May and upward revisions for both March and April, @POTUS has added a MASSIVE 565,000 jobs to the economy in the last three months.
Nearly ALL of that growth is coming from small businesses - which means that Working Family Tax Cuts are driving growth exactly as intended: for local job creators and hardworking Americans.
“A lot of the jobs are in small business. Small business continues to power the economy... they will have been the hero of the entire year.”
@JobCreatorsUSA CEO Alfredo Ortiz breaks down today’s jobs numbers – the STRONGEST Jobs Day of @POTUS’s second term.
The Biden Administration tried to give de facto amnesty to pandemic fraudsters – shielding them from criminal prosecution while sticking taxpayers with the bill.
The Trump SBA is working with DOJ and Treasury to compel repayment and hold pandemic fraudsters accountable under the law.
In 2023, the Biden SBA issued a report identifying $200 billion in fraudulent PPP and COVID EIDL loans. Yet for all four years, they did almost nothing to hold fraudsters accountable.
If it weren’t for the @WHFraudTF, they might still be getting away with it.