New job creation fell by 88% in 2025 as illegal immigration in the United States decreased. Experts say that the main reason for this is the shortage of workers in the construction and manufacturing sectors. According to research by economists at the San Francisco Federal Reserve, immigration has decreased and the job market has cooled since March 2024 as border surveillance has increased. Problems such as housing shortages, rising prices in the construction sector, and reduced availability of workers in the service sector are emerging. The Trump administration's strict immigration policies, although politically beneficial, are hurting the labor market, which is likely to reduce US economic growth and increase inflation. The Fed is warning.