Former Models for Donald Trump's Agency Say They Violated Immigration Rules and Worked Illegally

But in all seriousness, if Trump had a few undoc mexican workers and the country was flooded with supermodels, would we be having this convo?

originally posted by: cuckooold
a reply to: madenusa

So that makes it ok for Trump's company to break the law?

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Maybe you should look at the sourced documents then?

www.documentcloud.org...
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Trump is running on a “law and order” platform, but when it comes to Donald Trump, the rules just don’t seem to apply.

No its not ok........American politicians don’t represent “the people.” With a few honorable exceptions, they represent the the 1%. American democracy is being corrupted out of existence.
chief villains of the 2008 meltdown (from which 90% of Americans have not recovered) have not been prosecuted is itself a form of corruption.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

There's a difference between biased and fake. Mother Jones is biased, Alex Jones is super market tabloid fake.

a reply to: cuckooold

Does it matter?

Some models who skirted visa rules to work gigs v. a lady who used pay for play schemes to enrich herself by selling out the nation's strategic uranium reserves to Russia ... lied repeatedly about the content of her emails on a server she ought no have had those emails on ... the list goes on.

Can you prove that Trump personally approved of this and even knew of these business practices at one of his many businesses?

a reply to: Kali74

That's what your bias tells you.

He's surely annoying to many, and puts his own spin on things (as does every major news outlet), and is full of passion, but majority of his material is real in terms of the current understanding of such (he covers a lot of material, and is a walking encyclopedia), talking points that usually need to be heard.

Yet every time someone makes a thread and posts his thing the Lib's around here troll the thread front to back doing the ad hom thing. Imagine if every single time lib's posted HuffPost etc links / vid's / etc the threads got trolled to death.

a reply to: Kali74

You realize some people would say that about Mother Jones ... right? So biased that it verges into fake.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

So you actually believe Jone's conspiracy theories?

a reply to: Kali74

You actually believe MSM conspiracy theories? The same MSM owned by The Patriarchy (I'm talking the true robber barrons here)???

So the women broke the law using Trump's modeling agency.

The leftist response? Punish Trump who owns the agency.

It's like blaming the Ford Motor Company if you get run over by a drunk driver.

Or Hillary planning on suing gun manufacturers for making firearms that criminals used in illegal activities.

originally posted by: cuckooold

originally posted by: imitator
More Hillary Diaper Bot Propaganda..... the diaper babies are desperate!

Do you have something of relevance to say about Trump's agency illegally hiring workers or are you just going fling ad-homimen attacks around?

Come on, who would expect less of Trump to hire illegal hot models?

Of course he did. Had to, right?

Has he been cleared of any wrongdoing by congress or the FBI yet?

These models claim they cheated and gave false information on official documents?

If true, how is that Donald Trumps fault exactly?

originally posted by: Mandroid7
But in all seriousness, if Trump had a few undoc mexican workers and the country was flooded with supermodels, would we be having this convo?

Illegal supermodels, to be perfectly clear.

a reply to: cuckooold

So the big issue is they happened to skate an "free" 6 months domestic without the paperwork being squared away?

They weren't here to stay?

They did get around to getting their paperwork in order?

What percentage of them were criminal drug smugglers / dealers?

The Donald knew these details first hand??

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: Mandroid7
But in all seriousness, if Trump had a few undoc mexican workers and the country was flooded with supermodels, would we be having this convo?

Illegal supermodels, to be perfectly clear.

Crap,good eye, I noticed that after I typed it.
Their marketing is strong.

a reply to: xuenchen

Paid to protest,paid to lie.

The motto of the hillary supporter.

a reply to: cuckooold

You know the saying "thou doth protest too much"? A lot of the public figures who claim to be strongly against something turn out to be engaging in that same thing. It's a way of deflecting scrutiny from oneself.

originally posted by: madenusa
they came by tourist visas, not under a box in the back of a freight truck so sue them .

Contrary to popular belief, a lot of "illegal immigrants" come here legally. but they overstay work visas or illegally work after coming on tourist visas. That's why the term "undocumented workers" is a better phrase to describe them.

In fact, most trafficking victims happen like this. They're promised new opportunities in wealthy countries, usually for a flat upfront fee. Unfortunately, it turns out their traveling agency or employment agency which they thought was legit is actually connected to organized crime rings. These companies will help the person enter the country, but will either confiscate their travel documents, get them the wrong types of visas, or have completely forged them altogether.

The new "immigrant" winds up stuck in a new country without proper documentation and a huge debt to these corrupt agencies. If the debt isn't repaid, their families back home are in danger. But since their documents are fake, they can't work in legal jobs and are usually forced into the underworld, like escorts/brothels/prostitution, theft rings, drug smuggling/dealing, as undocumented farm labor, construction workers, "independent contractors", or the multitude of companies that intentionally hire "illegals".

And even worse, they can't report that they've been defrauded to the local authorities because of our idiotically punitive anti-immigration stereotypes. They can't report being underpaid or any other abuses of labor laws against them because they'll get arrested and deported (without pay). And the ones who are forced into the sex trade can't report any labor or sexual crimes against them because (you guessed it) our laws are written to specifically punish them for prostitution & for being "illegals". And note, similar situations happen all over the world.

LOL, I didn't mean to rant. There are so many details to the immigration/undocumented worker situation that are intentionally ignored. They've dumbed the conversation down so much that the real details never even get discussed, much less corrected through legislation.

a reply to: DBCowboy

So you have no problem with companies intentionally hiring undocumented workers/"illegal immigrants"? You realize that companies don't have to pay benefits or taxes on undocumented workers, right? They hire people like this specifically to cheat the system.

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
LOL, I didn't mean to rant. There are so many details to the immigration/undocumented worker situation that are intentionally ignored. They've dumbed the conversation down so much that the real details never even get discussed, much less corrected through legislation.

YAHTZEE!

It's down to throwing the Moral Emotional Wedge issue loaded term RACISM in when the general topic comes up, everyone takes their irrational approach to being called racist / being actual racists / etc, and then the true grit is buffed all down to glossy.

originally posted by: madenusa
they came by tourist visas, not under a box in the back of a freight truck so sue them .

They came here by tourist VISAS and worked...which is illegal.

It is actually a worse crime in terms of punishment than crossing the border illegally.

You can check it our for yourself.

VISA Fraud:
www.law.cornell.edu...

Illegal Border Crossing:
www.law.cornell.edu...


So why are you excusing the worse criminal?

a reply to: kruphix

Jee, I dunno, when people risk their lives to cross the border do they plan on going back? DO they plan on ver being "On The Grid"? Do you realize it's effectively illegal for you to go Off The Grid if you were born & raised here (not that I necessarily agree with the concept).