President Donald Trump's push to manufacture iPhones in the U.S. faces major hurdles, including high labor costs, lack of skilled workers, and reliance on China’s efficient supply chain. Experts warn the move could raise iPhone prices dramatically, making it economically unfeasible. Past attempts, like Foxconn’s failed Wisconsin project, underscore the logistical and financial challenges. Despite political ambitions, Apple remains tied to global manufacturing networks, making the dream of a fully American-made iPhone unlikely in the near future.