Sonal Shah, an economist and former chief executive officer of the Texas Tribune, says job growth in the state is picking up in 2026 after a stagnant 2025. But temporary employment accounts for an outsize share of the gains, and the US immigration crackdown is crimping labor supply, she tells Bloomberg's Julie Fine. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sonal Shah, an economist and former chief executive officer of the Texas Tribune, says job growth in the state is picking up in 2026 after a stagnant 2025. But temporary employment accounts for an outsize share of the gains, and the US immigration crackdown is crimping labor supply, she tells Bloomberg's Julie Fine. (Source: Bloomberg)
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