The American -born job growth increased by almost 2 million in the last 12 months, because jobs born abroad fell in the same period, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
The number of indigenous Americans aged 16 and older has increased between July 2024, under the Biden administration, and July 2025 by 1,998,000, an increase of 1.52 percent.
The total number of indigenous Americans who held jobs in July was 133,035,000 compared to 131,037,000 for the same month in 2024. This is also a difference of 383,000 from 131,037,000 in June.
At the same time, the number of people born abroad and more than in the US fell by almost half a million, 452,000, from July 2024 to the same month in 2025. The number of jobs born abroad in the US in July was 32,066,000, a decrease of 32,518,000 in the same month last year, a 1.39 percent.
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Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez Dederemer speaks during a hearing of the Huiscommissie for Education and Personnel File on Capitol Hill on 5 June 2025 in Washington, DC (Getty Images)
However, BLS data indicates that there were 54,000 more born jobs abroad in June than in July 2024.
In July, Labor secretary Lori Chavez Dederemer first said on Fox & Friends that “the promises made the president, were that he would pay attention to the American employee, and that is why you see jobs born in America.”
“Under President Biden,” Chavez Dederemer continued, “50 percent of those jobs went to foreign employees.”
“That is not a promise that the president has made to the American people. He said.” I’m going to concentrate on you, “she said. “Every decision that the Ministry of Labor makes and every decision in conjunction with this administration brings the American employee to the height of every decision, and that is what is important for them to know that they are being put in the first place.”
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Asked to respond to democratic claims that foreign employees are needed to fulfill jobs that Americans will not do, said Chavez Dederemer: “We see it in the figures. Americans are willing to do the work. That is what we are out of it. What we should give is the possibility to have those jobs.”
Nevertheless, President Donald Trump took out to the BLS on Friday and said that he will dismiss his main statist chef after the American economy had added fewer jobs than expected in July and large downward revisions were made in the previous two months, suggesting that the economy and the labor market were weaker than previously believed.
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US President Donald Trump speaks to supporters during a meeting in the US Steel-Irvin Works on 30 May 2025 in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. President Trump visits the steel factory after the green light the long -set merger between American steel and (Jeff Swensen / Getty Images / Getty images)
The BLS reported on Friday that 74,000 jobs were added in July, well under the 110,000 estimate of economists who were interviewed by LSEG. The report also revised job growth in May and June. The profits of May were reduced by 125,000 to only 19,000 jobs, while the June figures were revised by 133,000 to only 14,000 jobs that month.
Trump recorded his truth of social platform and wrote: “I just informed that the ‘job figures’ of our country are produced by a Biden -appointed, Dr. Erika Mceltarfar, the Commissioner of Labor Statistics, who trying the job figures before the elections of the Jobs Growth in March 202 2024 2024 presidential elections, in August and September, with 112,000.
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“We need accurate job figures. I have ordered my team to immediately dismiss this political appointed Biden. She will be replaced by much more more competent and qualifyer,” Trump continued.
“Important figures such as these must be honest and accurate, they cannot be manipulated for political purposes,” the president wrote.
