The figures I see that the government releases are that job growth has been steady, unemployment is at record lows, and wages for the lower incomes have been ticking up modestly. Trump has turned so many knobs that influence the economy that I think it would be hard to decide which has had the most influence. I've not heard of any big move of expatriate companies back to the US. I could make a stab at predicting the job market could become over fueled and there could be labor shortages.
Between the tariffs, the restriction of immigrant labor, the stimulus of tax cuts, the stock market run up, and whatever deregulation Trump has tried to instigate, I'm surprised inflation has not reared it's ugly head. At least from the way the government figures inflation, last I heard it was 2.3% and most would call that normal. It's not over yet.