The article highlights how immigration policies under the Trump administration, aimed at reducing immigration, did not lead to significant job improvements for native-born American workers. Despite the cuts in immigration, many native-born workers continued to experience job losses and wage stagnation. The piece argues that such policies may not effectively address underlying issues in the labor market, such as skill mismatches and economic changes, and suggests that more comprehensive economic strategies might be necessary to improve job prospects for native-born workers.
