Two former workers in
Donald Trump's New York golf association get charged people in these highest
levels of this association of being informed that they were employing unlawful
immigrants, and say Trump himself must have known.
The Trump NationalGolf association at Westchester County, New York reportedly made go of one
dozen undocumented staffers last week during the administration shutdown at
support for the presidency's perimeter wall. One of these twelve fired
employees claimed to ,
NBC News that the director
helped her get fake legal support. Another, Gabriel Sedano, who traversed
illegally into this United States with his home at 2003, stated that Trump
himself “ must've realized ” that his nightclubs were employing undocumented
migrants. Sedano stated he had one meeting with the director earlier that month
and was asked if he was at the U.S. Legally.
I told them no, so…
after that they have then the organization will not make you there, ” he said.
“ I go screaming because I said them—like, I've been running for so long.
The number of the
chairman’’s visits to his attributes were to his golf classes, which he
journeyed to 71 minutes, according to team’s tracking.
This golf class that
chairman Trump saw most was that Trump National golf association at Bedminster,
Jersey, his so-called “ season man home, ” where he golfed, dined, or stayed on
at least 31 occasions over the past year.
Chairman Trump also
saw the Trump National golf association at Washington Falls, Virginia, near
Washington, D.C., on at least 19 times around this last year, and he visited
his West Palm Beach, FL golf club at least 18 times. Like his first year in
business, the president often conducted official governing job in his
properties during his 2nd year in business.
In April, President
Trump hosted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Mar-a-Lago for two times
during the negotiation meeting at which these leaders talked about the
Trans-Pacific Partnership. During the UN General Assembly meeting in September,
Abe again joined the chairman for the party meeting in Trump Tower in NYC.
Two former workers in
Donald Trump's New York golf association get charged people in these highest
levels of this association of being informed that they were employing unlawful
immigrants, and say Trump himself must have known.
The Trump National
Golf association at Westchester County, New York reportedly made go of one
dozen undocumented staffers last week during the administration shutdown at
support for the presidency's perimeter wall.
One of these twelve
fired employees claimed to NBC News that the director helped her get fake legal
support. Sedano stated he had one meeting with the director earlier that month
and was asked if he was at the U.S. Legally .