Half the winter employees at Trump's Westchester golf course were present illegally in the United States. The Trump Organization seems to have violated US immigration laws on a serious scale – and it only began to clean up its act 2 years into Trump's presidency https://t.co/nWZbrSS9LS
— David Frum (@davidfrum) February 5, 2019
The workers say @realDonaldTrump paid them $8/hour to operate heavy equipment. No benefits.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) February 8, 2019
A licensed, legal operator would have cost him $51/hour, including benefits. https://t.co/ltCdo2qBhF
Yes. These workers did present fraudulent documents.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) February 8, 2019
Trump Org says its checks didn't show they were fraudulent, tho the Trump club did not take the most easily available step to improve those checks — enrolling in e-Verify. https://t.co/GJjnNeCEvM
We found this by FOIAing the last 13 years of calls for service at Trump's club, from the Bedminster PD. They gave us a stack of paper six inches thick. 90 percent of it was false-alarm calls.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) February 8, 2019
This was in the other 10 percent. Our ace stringer Kim Kavin found it yesterday. https://t.co/ukKXJDn3eP
If we'd known about it then, we definitely would have reported it then.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) February 8, 2019
This came to light b/c — after a @nytimes story last year profiled an illegal worker at Bedminster — @trump Org began firing its illegal workers en masse, driving them out of the shadows. https://t.co/NWYdwPZKLz
.@realDonaldTrump's biz has indicated they didn't know they had illegal workers until late last yr.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) February 8, 2019
But in 2011, a Bedminster cop working a hit-and-run found a Trump worker using a fake name & papers. He told the club's head of security. 7 yrs ago. https://t.co/IzI1aVEMVr pic.twitter.com/fG9KnFKTZi
EXCLUSIVE: Undocumented workers at yet another Trump golf club lose their jobs as his company scrambles to contain the fallout of NYT revelations. https://t.co/o4fBBkSEhE
— Miriam Jordan (@mirjordan) February 2, 2019
Trump lied repeatedly in 2016 (big surprise) by saying he used E-Verify on his properties. In truth, he did on only a couple of them. It was good enough for 750,000 other American businesses, but not his. Typical. https://t.co/wweHfDJIMK
— Jonathan Alter (@jonathanalter) February 8, 2019
