Ulaven_Demorte
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As it turns out, not so much.
Anywhere that Trump has had the power to replace American workers with foreign ones, he has done so with gusto. Since 2010, nearly 300 United States residents have applied for jobs at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, but only 17 were hired. Meanwhile, Trump pursued more than 500 visas for foreign workers.
Trump’s fondness for guest workers was brought to national attention by Reuters last summer, when the news service reported that the Donald had sought visas for over 1,000 foreign laborers since 2000.
This latest information shows that it was not for a lack of domestic applicants. Why would Trump prefer to use foreign workers? Cheap labor. While foreign employees must receive an area’s “prevailing wage,” as determined by the Labor Department, they have no power to leave their jobs without forfeiting their right to reside in the country. This leaves guest workers with no leverage to request raises and discourages many from reporting mistreatment or abuses on the job.
Trump, making Americans unemployed to further his own financial interests. Before he tries to "bring back our jobs from China and Mexico" he should try bringing them back from Palm Beach.
Bits and pieces from HERE.
Anywhere that Trump has had the power to replace American workers with foreign ones, he has done so with gusto. Since 2010, nearly 300 United States residents have applied for jobs at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, but only 17 were hired. Meanwhile, Trump pursued more than 500 visas for foreign workers.
Trump’s fondness for guest workers was brought to national attention by Reuters last summer, when the news service reported that the Donald had sought visas for over 1,000 foreign laborers since 2000.
This latest information shows that it was not for a lack of domestic applicants. Why would Trump prefer to use foreign workers? Cheap labor. While foreign employees must receive an area’s “prevailing wage,” as determined by the Labor Department, they have no power to leave their jobs without forfeiting their right to reside in the country. This leaves guest workers with no leverage to request raises and discourages many from reporting mistreatment or abuses on the job.
Trump, making Americans unemployed to further his own financial interests. Before he tries to "bring back our jobs from China and Mexico" he should try bringing them back from Palm Beach.
Bits and pieces from HERE.
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