Because U. S. companies operating mostly in this Country are facing higher labor costs thanks to president Trump’s agenda for controlled immigration (less of the cheap illegal labor), the profit margins are shrinking for the companies greatly dependent on labor, yet the increased spending power of those U. S. citizens employed, seeing their wages growing, will keep domestic demand for U. S. products high, which will buoy the standing of those companies in the stock market despite the current slight slump.
