US President Donald Trump rejected the head of the statistics of labor statistics just hours after the report on unsatisfactory work was published, raising concerns about economists and politicians over the future credibility of the agency data.
In a statement published on Social Media, Trump announced on Friday that he had ordered his team to throw Erika Mcentarfer – “immediately”.
Why Trump Fire Labor Statists Erika Mcentarfer?
Donald Trump burned the lessons of Erika Mcentarfer after the government report showed that hiring had slowed down significantly in the last three months.
On Friday morning, BLS announced that the US economy added only 73,000 jobs in July, significantly under estimates. She also said she was revising the numbers of May and June and turned out to be lower than previously announced by more than 200,000 jobs.
When he stood on the social truth, he attacked Erika Mcentarfer, the Commissioner of BLS. He claimed that reports on employment in the country “produced by Biden” and ordered his administration to end it.
“We need accurate job numbers,” Trump wrote, adding, “Important numbers like this must be fair and accurate, cannot be manipulated for political purposes.”
Trump intensified his attack in a later post and wrote: “In my opinion, today’s number of jobs was manipulated to make the Republicans, and I look bad.” He did not spin any evidence of his claim.
Who is another chief of American data?
Not long after Trump published the fire of the BLS chief at Truth Social, Chavez-demeter attacked X and named the deputy Commissioner William Wiatrrow as the reigning manager of the agency.
“I agree with @potus that our job numbers must be fair, accurate and never manipulated for political purposes,” she wrote, repeating Trump’s unfounded claims.
JD Vance, Labor Dept Data Protection Trump Data
Social media argued with the news that Trump would burn the highest data chief. One such comment pointed to Trump’s contribution about the truth of the social media two months ago and said, “Trump loved a report on work 2 months ago 2 months ago created the same woman he fired today.”
“Great work numbers, stock market big!” Trump published at that time.
Vice President JD Vance and Lori Chavez-Demer Minister tried to throw favorable light into unsatisfactory jobs just before their boss, President Donald Trump, rejected the official responsibility for data-the evidence that the grim report was politically managed.
Vance shared graphics on X emphasizing the increase in employment among workers born to a native, along with a decline in jobs for individuals born abroad, which means that this shift has been a direct result of Trump’s administration immigration policy.
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