Trump's policies do not benefit men or natives
Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that Trump's administration policies did not succeed in achieving the goal of favoring male workers or native-born American citizens. Despite the Vice President's claims that the administration added one million jobs to the American workforce, employment growth has slowed to approximately 50,000 jobs per month, which is lower than in previous periods. The report showed that 80% of new jobs in the private sector and 92% of non-agricultural jobs went to women, especially in healthcare and social assistance sectors, which experienced an increase in female employment. Meanwhile, growth slowed in sectors like education, mining, and construction, which constitute the core male workforce. Unemployment rates among immigrants declined, while those among native-born citizens rose, due to the reliance on migrant labor in caregiving and social service fields.
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