The latest U.S. jobs report reveals a notable divergence in employment trends between native-born and foreign-born workers under President Donald Trump's administration. In June 2025 alone, native-born workers gained 830,000 jobs, bringing their total employment to a record high of approximately 132.65 million. Conversely, foreign-born workers experienced a loss of 348,000 jobs during the same period. Since January 2025, native-born employment has increased by around 2.08 million, while foreign-born employment has declined by approximately 543,000. The Department of Labor confirmed that native-born Americans have accounted for all net job gains since the beginning of the year. This shift marks a reversal from previous employment patterns observed during the Biden administration, where foreign-born workers had seen substantial job growth. The data indicates a focus on prioritizing native-born workers in the U.S. labor market, with full-time employment gains contributing to the overall increase in jobs. The trend has been highlighted by various officials and commentators as evidence of the administration's America First employment policies.