The U.S. has more than 200,000 fewer manufacturing workers today than it did on the day Trump became president, and the lost momentum has nothing to do with the coronavirus-induced recession. The backsliding includes 80,000 factory jobs gone from Michigan, 29,000 from North Carolina, 24,000 from Pennsylvania. Michigan, 12,000 from Wisconsin.
Manufacturing a mess: Donald Trump promised he’d return factory jobs; what actually happened?
