According to PANews, Federal Reserve officials indicate that when assessing whether labor demand is slowing, they may focus more on the unemployment rate rather than employment growth. Employment growth will naturally slow down due to a decrease in the available workforce caused by tightened border controls. The Federal Reserve believes that when employment growth slows while the unemployment rate remains stable, it may indicate that the decline in labor supply is occurring faster than the decline in demand. As long as the unemployment rate remains at its current level, the Federal Reserve is not necessarily concerned about the slowdown in employment growth.