September marked another impressive milestone for the Trump administration, as the latest jobs report revealed that the economy added 119,000 new jobs, surpassing expectations and demonstrating robust growth. This surge reflects a significant recovery from the previous month’s performance and illustrates the continued positive trajectory of the labor market under President Trump.
Since assuming office in January 2025, the employment statistics for native-born Americans show a promising trend. A total of 2.57 million native-born individuals have secured jobs during this period. This figure starkly contrasts the employment situation for foreign-born workers, of whom over one million have lost jobs since Trump’s economic policies began to take effect. This shift has stirred discussions regarding the administration’s focus on prioritizing job opportunities for American citizens.
Vice President Vance highlighted this very shift, stating, “The September jobs report indicates most of the job growth is benefiting native-born American citizens.” This sentiment underlines the administration’s efforts to restore job opportunities for American workers, a pledge that resonates with many advocating for stronger domestic employment.
Data from Zero Hedge strengthens this narrative, revealing a notable decline in the number of foreign-born workers, which fell from a historic 33.7 million in March 2025 to 32.1 million by September. This decline, reported as a loss of 1.6 million foreign workers, has coincided with a steady increase in native-born employment, which, after years of stagnation, has finally seen growth. The number of native-born workers has risen from 131.2 million in March 2025 to a new record of 133.2 million in September.
This momentum continues to fuel optimism about the economy. Treasury Secretary Counselor Joseph Lavorgna echoed these sentiments during his appearance on Steve Bannon’s War Room, attributing the labor market’s improvement directly to President Trump. Lavorgna’s assertion amplifies the ongoing belief that the current administration is steering the economy toward a more prosperous future.
As the administration looks ahead, there is a call for further action. Lavorgna urged the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell to lower interest rates immediately, predicting that such moves could help launch a “Golden Era” in 2026. This appeal reflects a desire to harness the current economic momentum and drive even more significant growth in the coming years.
Overall, the September jobs report stands as a testament to the effectiveness of Trump’s policies and the resilience of the labor market. With a focus on prioritizing the needs of native-born workers, the administration appears committed to fostering an environment that stimulates job creation, ultimately aiming for a stronger economy for all American citizens.
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