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Originally Posted by texassapper
The data is in the June report. You can find it here.
I'm not going to tell which table the data is in since that would ruin the fun of you having to read for yourself. But it is there and it is clearly labeled.
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I had a hard time getting the data that I wanted from the bls report.
These two graphs from the FRED might be more useful
Native born employment numbers by month and year.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1JtxR
Foreign born employment numbers by month and year.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU02073395
Take a look at the 10 year graphs for both native born and foreign born.
Native born employment is fairly static jumping up and down presumably due to workers leaving and joining the labor market.
Foreign born employment however has been on a steady upward climb as foreign born workers have joined the economy.
This indicates to me that we have had employment needs as a whole that native born workers have been unable to meet. Presumably because of demographic changes amongst native born workers. Too many people retiring and leaving the workforce.