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President Donald J. Trump Proclaims September 7, 2026, as Labor Day Recognizing American Workers' Contributions
On September 7, 2026, President Donald J. Trump issued a proclamation declaring Labor Day to honor the hard work, dedication, and contributions of American workers. The proclamation highlighted recent policy actions by the Administration aimed at empowering workers, including the permanent enactment of the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, protective tariffs to shield domestic labor from unfair foreign competition, increased American manufacturing output, and proposed reforms to H-1B visa fees to encourage hiring of American workers. The President called upon public officials and the public to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities honoring the resilience and contributions of working Americans.
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Facts
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President Donald J. Trump proclaimed September 7, 2026, as Labor Day.
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The proclamation recognizes the work and contributions of American workers to the nation's prosperity.
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The Administration signed the Working Families Tax Cuts Act into law, making permanent the largest tax cuts in American history and increasing take-home pay for millions of families.
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Protective tariffs have been implemented to shield American workers from unfair foreign competition.
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American manufacturing has expanded for six consecutive months with more auto plants being built than ever before.
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A new fee on H-1B visa petitions is being proposed to encourage companies to hire and train American workers before seeking foreign labor.
What changed
The proclamation formally designates September 7, 2026, as Labor Day in the United States and reiterates recent policies supporting American workers.
Who is affected
American workers, employers, and the U.S. economy.
What happens next
The public and officials are encouraged to observe Labor Day with events recognizing workers' contributions.
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