BLS data show the first monthly job loss of Trump's second term, with May-June figures also revised sharply downward.
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“Today’s jobs report is deeply alarming and offers some of the clearest evidence yet that President Trump’s policies are doing serious damage to the American economy.”— Don Beyer, Senior House Democrat, Joint Economic Committee · Mother Jones
Kevin HassettDirector, White House National Economic CouncilDon BeyerSenior House Democrat, Joint Economic CommitteeAngela HanksChief of policy programs, Century Foundation+3
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