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President Donald J. Trump Proclaims September 7, 2026, as Labor Day
On September 7, 2026, President Donald J. Trump issued a proclamation officially designating the day as Labor Day. In the proclamation, he recognized the contributions of American workers and highlighted recent policy measures by his administration, including the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, protective tariffs, and proposed changes to H-1B visa fees aimed at encouraging hiring of American workers. The proclamation called on public officials and citizens to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities honoring American workers' contributions and resilience.
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President Donald J. Trump proclaimed September 7, 2026, as Labor Day.
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The proclamation recognized the hard work and commitment of American workers and their role in building cities, industries, and craftsmanship.
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The administration has implemented the Working Families Tax Cuts Act making the largest tax cuts in American history permanent, boosting take-home pay for millions of Americans.
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Protective tariffs have been used to shield American workers from foreign competition, contributing to companies investing trillions into the US economy and adding over 900,000 American jobs.
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The administration proposed a new fee on H-1B visa petitions to encourage hiring qualified American workers before seeking labor abroad.
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