The March jobs report is in — and it’s a slam-dunk win for President Donald Trump’s America First agenda.

According to the Department of Labor, the U.S. economy added a stunning 228,000 jobs in March, far outpacing the 140,000 jobs economists had predicted. Even more impressive, 209,000 of those jobs came from the private sector, nearly doubling Wall Street’s 115,000-job estimate. This isn’t just a good month — it’s a statement. The Trump economy is roaring.

And while the unemployment rate did tick up slightly to 4.2%, that’s largely due to more Americans rejoining the labor force. The labor force participation rate increased from 62.4% to 62.5%, a positive sign that more working-age adults are finding opportunities worth pursuing. Even the average workweek increased — a classic sign of employers needing more manpower to meet growing demand. In short, businesses aren’t tightening their belts. They’re expanding.

Wages are rising, too. Average hourly earnings climbed 0.3% over February, and are up 3.8% year-over-year. That’s good news for workers who spent years losing ground to inflation under the Biden administration. Now, real paychecks are growing again.

It’s hard to overstate just how badly the “experts” missed the mark. The same media outlets and left-wing economists who insisted Trump’s policies would tank the economy are now eating crow. They said tariffs would lead to layoffs. They warned mass deportations would decimate industries. They claimed investor confidence would collapse under Trump’s “chaotic” leadership.

They were wrong. Again.

The facts tell a different story: Trump’s second term is delivering serious economic results. The markets remain resilient. Businesses are hiring at breakneck pace. And the middle class — long ignored by globalists and career politicians — is finally seeing tangible benefits.

Behind this resurgence is a return to common-sense policy. Trump has slashed bureaucratic red tape. He’s cracked down on exploitative foreign labor. He’s pushed aggressive tax reform and energy independence. And he’s put foreign competitors on notice: if they want access to the U.S. market, they’ll play fair — or pay tariffs.

The results speak for themselves. Under Trump, the United States isn’t just treading water. It’s thriving.

Meanwhile, Democrats are left sputtering. Their party is leaderless and fractured, consumed by internal chaos and identity politics. While Trump is rebuilding the economy, they’re busy attacking law enforcement, pushing taxpayer-funded sex changes for inmates, and pandering to the “Tesla takedown” mob. It’s no wonder they’ve been swept from power.

And while the unemployment uptick might give the Biden holdouts something to cling to, the context tells the real story. As more people re-enter the workforce, short-term bumps in the rate are expected. But rising participation, increasing hours, and wage growth all point to a job market that’s not shrinking — it’s heating up.

The contrast couldn’t be clearer. Under Biden, inflation soared, interest rates climbed, and families fell behind. Under Trump, jobs are up, paychecks are growing, and optimism is returning.

One strong jobs report doesn’t solve everything. But it does confirm one thing: Trump’s economic plan is working. And for the millions of Americans who felt left behind, that’s welcome news.

If this momentum continues, the Trump economy could soon be remembered not just for a comeback — but for a new era of sustained prosperity.

America’s back on track. And the engine driving it is running full throttle.