But and this month, his companies, the top Mar-a-Lago Club destination in Florida, dispensed to import 70 odd workers to function sous-chef, waitress and pool vacuums.
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A Reuters analysis of US government data reveals that this is business as usual in the New York property magnate’s empire.
Since 2000, Trump-affiliated companies have sought 1,100 temporary visas for foreign workers, and most of the requested vias were approved.
The candidate’s odd capability pursuit added uses for the associate golf-course custodian, an intern manager of the hotel as well as a…
Trump’s presidential campaign and a lawyer for the businessman declined to comment. “I’ll bring back our jobs from China, from Mexico, from Japan, from so many places”.
Reuters found that most of the visa requests were granted, as Trump himself has vowed to create and protect jobs for American workers.
It appears that Donald’s slogan “Make America Great Again”, means building our global economic superiority by bringing in slave labor and forcing them to work for little pay.
A Reuters review of Labor Department data found that Trump enterprises have requested temporary work visas for over a thousand foreign workers.
During that same speech Mr. Trump made controversial remarks on immigration, saying Mexico isn’t sending its best people to the U.S.
Trump’s hiring practices may not jibe with his message of bringing jobs back to Americans, but they are hardly unusual in the hospitality industry. He later drew a distinction between illegal and legal immigrants, calling the thousands of Mexican immigrants that work for his companies “incredible people”, according to The Hill. In 2013, Mexicans made up more than 80 percent of the 104,993 H-2B visa admissions.
Of the 1,100 aforementioned temporary visas, requested by Trump-owned companies, 850 were H-2B.
The H-2B program requires companies to prove that the jobs are seasonal and that they already tried and failed to hire Americans, however, it lacks government oversight.
This month, the resort filed paperwork seeking to bring in 70 foreign workers later this year on H-2B visas to serve as maids, cooks and wait staff, according to paperwork known as “job orders” published on the Labor Department’s web site.
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The other companies were Jupiter Golf Club, Lamington Farm Club LLC, Trump Miami Resorts Management LLC, Trump National Golf Club LLC, Trump Payroll Chicago LLC and Trump Vineyard Estates LLC.
