MAGA Inc. says the May report “paints a dire picture for the American economy.”
At a town hall on Thursday, Donald Trump laid into Biden’s recent executive action on immigration, vowing to rescind the president’s “outrageous” move and seal the border on day one if he is reelected. | Rick Scuteri/APThe Labor Department’s report that the U.S. economy added 272,000 jobs in May “paints a dire picture for the American economy,” MAGA Inc. wrote in a press release titled “May Jobs Report: Immigrants Win While Native Born Americans Lose.
Biden campaign spokesperson Ammar Moussa said in a statement to POLITICO that “Trump’s team is pushing racist, nativist attacks” and “trying to divide our country to help himself” instead of “outlining a vision to grow the economy.” But a surge in foreign-born workers participating in the labor force — whether new arrivals or immigrants already here — has helped bring the job market into better balance and prevent a “wage-price spiral,” where higher pay and higher prices feed into each other. That’sLabor Department data likely take into account many of the jobs held by undocumented immigrants, as companies can report hires regardless of employees’ legal status.
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