@maximilian9x4
From the perspective of birthplace, the non-seasonally adjusted labor force participation rate of the native-born population is weaker than the seasonal rate, while the labor force participation rate of the foreign-born population is basically in line with the seasonal rate, which means that the native-born population is the main factor dragging down the labor force participation rate. (There is no official seasonally adjusted data for the labor force participation rate by birthplace, so it cannot be directly compared monthly like the above classification, but it can be inferred from the seasonal perspective)