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Americans are pessimistic about the job market, with rising unemployment and widespread financial hardship under Trump.
Americans are increasingly pessimistic about the job market under President Trump, with 52% viewing it as "bad" compared to 33% who see it as "good," a sharp decline from earlier in his second term.
Despite a recent jobs report, economic anxiety persists, with 50% expecting unemployment to rise, the highest since the Great Recession.
White House adviser Peter Navarro claims lower job growth—averaging 50,000 monthly—is due to mass deportations reducing labor competition, calling it a sign of a "steady state" economy.
However, this explanation lacks evidence, and the unemployment rate has risen to 4.6%, a four-year high.
Many Americans report worsening financial conditions, with widespread struggles to afford basic costs, and public sentiment remains bleak despite administration claims.
Los estadounidenses son pesimistas sobre el mercado de trabajo, con el aumento del desempleo y las dificultades financieras generalizadas bajo Trump.