Trump's policies do not favor men or natives

Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that Trump's administration policies did not significantly favor male workers or native-born citizens. Despite the vice president's claims that adding a million jobs was targeted at citizens, employment growth slowed to an average of 50,000 jobs per month, which is lower than previous periods. The data showed that women accounted for 80% of new private-sector jobs and 92% of non-farm jobs, with strong growth in healthcare and social assistance sectors. In contrast, growth in sectors such as education, mining, and construction—sectors reliant on male labor—declined. Additionally, unemployment rates decreased among foreign-born workers, while increasing among native-born citizens, as hiring efforts focused heavily on fields that rely significantly on immigrant labor.

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