Labor Day Message Celebrates American Job Comeback
Published Date: 9/3/2025
Presidential Document
Summary
This Labor Day, the President celebrates hardworking Americans and the comeback of U.S. jobs after years of decline. Since January 2025, the government has boosted American manufacturing, protected jobs with fair trade, and collected billions in tariffs to support workers. Everyone who works hard and plays by the rules can look forward to more opportunities and a stronger economy.
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