Early reports are often wrong but this just cleared the wires:
The economy added 157,000 jobs in July, the Labor Department reported today, a sharp downturn from 248,000 in June.
Average hourly private-sector earnings were up 2.7 percent over the previous year, unchanged from June. The unemployment rate was 3.9 percent, down from 4 percent in June.
Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted the creation of 190,000 jobs.
The trade wars are causing mass uncertainty in the hiring market.
More liberal butt hurt. Where I live they can't find enough people to work.
Yet, you're worried about mexicans stealing jobs, right? We need a wall paid by our tax dollars, right?
Do you idiots think anything through?
Never said that liar. I'm worried about mexicans and others coming here illegally and needing welfare assistance immediately and committing crimes, like they have been doing for God only knows how long. Next lie?
How many illegal mexicans come over here and then get welfare? Lets see some stats.
Here’s some stats. Bet you wish you hadn’t asked....hmm?
https://nypost.com/2018/03/10/cutting-welfare-to-illegal-aliens-would-pay-for-trumps-wall/
Therefore, illegal border-crossers create an average fiscal burden of more than $72,000 during their lifetimes, Camarota says. Including costs for their US-born children, the fiscal drain jumps to more than $94,000.
While the national media routinely report that illegal immigrants don’t go on welfare, Camarota says this is a pervasive myth. While in most cases they can’t legally qualify for welfare, food stamps, Medicaid or other public benefits, the reality is that the vast majority of households headed by illegal immigrants are on welfare through their children.
The cost of the DREAM Act has been estimated as very large — a $26 billion net cost in the first 10 years,” Camarota noted.
Indeed, the Congressional Budget Office recently estimated that 3 million DREAM Act recipients would receive an estimated $12 billion-plus in ObamaCare subsidies, more than $5.5 billion in Medicaid benefits, $5.5 billion in earned-income and child-tax credits and more than $2 billion in food stamps.