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Eastern European Honey Pot Represents US at UN.(cbsnews.com)

6 Points, by 三船敏郎 2h ago
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From article: Washington — First lady Melania Trump presided over Monday's meeting of the United Nations Security Council in New York City about education's role in "advancing tolerance and world peace," as the U.S. military continues strikes in Iran.

In her opening remarks, the first lady offered "heartfelt condolences" for the families of lost service members and said she hopes peace will belong to the children of the world, without mentioning the ongoing U.S. military operation by name.

"My heartfelt condolences to the families who have lost their heroes, who sacrificed their lives for freedom," she said. "Their bravery and dedication will always be remembered. I extend my earnest wishes for a swift and smooth recovery to all those who have been injured. You are in my thoughts and prayers during these challenging times. The U.S. stands with all of the children throughout the world. I hope soon, peace will be yours."


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3 fart_smith 2h ago
We are so cooked - So tired of winning. :-(
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0 h_farts_gigglow 1h ago
Diaper Don ALWAYS hires immigrants first.
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0 emanualgoldstein1420 1h ago

Investigations in 2018 and 2019 revealed that Trump-owned golf courses, particularly in Bedminster, New Jersey, and Westchester, New York, employed undocumented immigrants for years as housekeepers, landscapers, and kitchen staff . These workers, many from Latin America, provided labor for the Trump Organization, with some claiming management was aware of their status. Following media reports, several of these workers were terminated, and some later sought legal counsel regarding their employment and treatment. Key Findings on Trump Golf Course Migrant Workers:

    Employment of Undocumented Workers: Undocumented immigrants worked at the
    Bedminster, NJ, and Westchester, NY, golf clubs for many years, some since
    2000 or 2001.

Knowledge of Status: Several former employees stated that managers were aware of their unauthorized status and that some had provided fake documentation to obtain employment. Terminations:

Following the New York Times reports in December 2018, at least a dozen workers were fired from the New York club in January 2019. Working Conditions:

Some workers reported being paid with limited benefits, and one worker alleged that a manager threatened them with deportation after Trump became president. Legal Inquiries:

A lawyer representing some former workers, Anibal Romero, contact the F.B.I. and other authorities regarding the matter, as reported by The New York Times.

Defense by the Company: Eric Trump stated in 2019 that the company was conducting an internal audit and that they take the matter seriously, according to a YouTube video.

These workers frequently reported that their employment was steady, and they were, at times, commended for their performance before being terminated, notes the PBS Newshour report.

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