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- Under U.S. President Donald Trump, job growth has been notably weak, with 181,000 net jobs created in the past year.
- Economist Claudia Sahm says such low growth is rare outside a recession.
- Critics such as Senator Jeanne Shaheen argue job growth has stalled.
- Experts attribute slow growth to Trump's immigration policies and tariffs.
- The economy is described as 'limping along,' with the weakest job growth since 2010 outside a pandemic.
