Depends on who looking it.I have a large number of fortune 50 clients. I don't know a single one moving jobs to the US. In fact, they are all looking at significantly more automation and jobs outside the US. They cannot find cheap labor and the STEM workers are dwindling and expensive and they are unwilling to increase wages.
Looking at jobs numbers is the wrong thing to gauge the health of an economy on.
A big exporting company likes the cheap workforce, so the low unemployment rate is bad for them.
But if you check the opinion of the workers then they likes the low unemployment .
Now, the question is who's opinion does matter?
The billionaire, or the few million workers?
And generally there is no reason to move back the production to the US.
The capitalism is around bankruptcy and competition, if the competitor makes something cheaper in the US then the company abroad will go to out of business,