In the United States, there were 19 million regular jobs for Mexican workers in 2025, highlighting the importance of the area in the surrounding nation's labor industry and its influence on the Mexican market through Remittances.

This complete, according to projections based on US workers research, was made up of 7. 2 million Hispanic immigrants and 11. 8 million US-born workers.

Immigrants made up 11. 6 % of all US work, which is roughly equivalent to one in every 12 US workers in the US market.

Despite their significance, Mexican immigrant staff ' career continued to decline in 2025. According to data from the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies ( CEMLA ), there are fewer Mexican immigrants working in the United States than there are in 2024, with an estimated 7. 4 million of those working in the first quarter of 2025, which would mean a loss of more than 130, 000 jobs year-over-year.

This decrease is in addition to the downward trend that has been observed since the end of 2024, particularly among men who work as employees, which is reflected by changes in the labor market and migration flows to the United States.

Despite the recent decline, Latino workers, both immigrants and people born in Mexico, still constitute a significant portion of the US workforce, particularly in those fields of structure, services, agriculture, and hospitality, according to the CEMLA study.

In contrast to standard Mexican information, in 2025, Mexican workers ' jobs in the country amounted to 84. 5 % of the workforce covered by the IMSS, the most endorsed indicator of formal jobs in the neighboring nation.

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