Can US Gov't Payroll Data Be Trusted ???

Take a look at this report which suggests that federal gov't payroll data is a mountain of BS:

How can residential construction jobs be increasing, when housing starts are plunging?

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-03-17/something-strange-going-nonfarm-payrolls

And how can jobs data be indicating a strong recovery, when these 43 economic indicators indicate otherwise?

Personal Spending

Construction Spending

ISM New York

Factory Orders

Ward's Domestic Vehicle Sales

ADP Employment

Challenger Job Cuts

Initial Jobless Claims

Nonfarm Productivity

Trade Balance

Unemployment Rate

Labor Market Conditions Index

NFIB Small Business Optimism

Wholesale Inventories

Wholesale Sales

IBD Economic Optimism

Mortgage Apps

Retail Sales

Bloomberg Consumer Comfort

Business Inventories

UMich Consumer Sentiment

Empire Manufacturing

NAHB Homebuilder Confidence

Housing Starts

Building Permits

PPI

Industrial Production

Capacity Utilization

Manufacturing Production

Dallas Fed

Chicago Fed NAI

Existing Home Sales

Consumer Confidence

Richmond Fed

Personal Consumption

ISM Milwaukee

Chicago PMI

Pending Home Sales

Personal Income

Personal Spending

Construction Spending

ISM Manufacturing

Atlanta Fed GDPNow

Here's my theory:

• Many of the so-called "illegals" were not reflected in past jobs data;
• The feds are slowly adding them in; and
• Their "newly discovered" presence is what is being shown as the alleged increase in residential construction jobs.

This would be a clever ruse, but how long can an economy last on nothing but lies?