In a remarkable display of economic prowess, President Trump's administration has once again defied expectations with the latest employment figures.
The April jobs report has surpassed industry forecasts, adding 177,000 jobs, a figure that even exceeded the most optimistic Wall Street prediction of 171,000 jobs. This development marks a consistent trend of economic success under President Trump's leadership.
As reported by One America News, President Trump highlighted these achievements during his commencement address at the University of Alabama, stating, "Weve created 350,000 new jobs and brought core inflation down to its lowest level in many, many years." The National Association of Realtors echoed this sentiment, noting that "Income growth is outpacing consumer price inflation. Regardless of what may be happening on Wall Street Main Street America continues to move forward." This positive economic trajectory is further underscored by the significant increase in native-born workers, with over one million joining the labor force in April, while more than 400,000 foreign-born workers exited.
President Trump emphasized this shift during a speech in Macomb County, Michigan, asserting, "For the first time in recent memory, job gains for native-born Americans now exceed job gains for foreign workers." This trend is a stark contrast to the economic policies of President Joe Biden, under whom native-born workers accounted for only 56% of job growth. Under Trump's administration, native-born workers have driven over 97% of job growth, highlighting a focus on bolstering the domestic workforce.
The report also revealed a substantial increase in full-time employment, with 305,000 new full-time positions and 56,000 part-time roles added. Notably, more than 95% of these jobs have emerged from the private sector, aligning with conservative principles of limited government intervention and a thriving free market. President Trump proudly declared, "Im proud to be the president for the workers and not the outsourcers. A president who stands up for Main Street, not Wall Street."
Additionally, the federal government workforce saw a decline for the fourth consecutive month in April, reflecting the administration's commitment to reducing government size and promoting efficiency.
The consistent pattern of surpassing economic expectations under President Trump is evident, as demonstrated by the impressive performance of the March jobs report, Consumer Price Index, and Producer Price Index. The April jobs report further solidifies this trend, showcasing a pattern of economic success that is anything but coincidental.
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