since you obviously haven't put me on ignore (after the fact). here is some info i found. please explain the "10 million jobs" you keep touting...
Alan Krueger, of Princeton and a top advisor to Obama, and Lawrence Katz of Harvard, released in September a study of job growth from 2005-2015. In the report you will find a lot of interesting findings, but my guess is the actual document will be too complex for you to read (I'll link it anyway in case you want to give it a shot).
Some of the findings:
94% of jobs created during the time period were what they refer to as "alternative work arrangement positions". This group, which includes things like part time workers, people who obtain work though temp agencies, contract labor, folks like Uber drivers, etc., increased from 35% of the workforce in 2006 to 40% in 2010. Essentially, 94% of jobs created were not what we think of as regular jobs in the traditional sense. It wasn't a guy graduating school and getting a job with Marathon, or a girl graduating college and getting a job with Goldman Sachs.
This data was confirmed in a number of ways, the most interesting to me being by taking data from IRS tax filings.
During the studied time frame only 1,000,000 jobs were added for women. Interestingly though, jobs for US born females had a net decline during the period with all job growth coming to foreign born women. Now the study does not distinguish whether those women were from Canada or Mexico, or legal or illegal, but I'll let you draw your own conclusions there.
http://dataspace.princeton.edu/jspui/bitstream/88435/dsp01zs25xb933/3/603.pdf