Trump Winery seeks foreign workers
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The application creates a documented slogan-to-business-practice contrast, but it does not establish illegality, a shortage of willing U.S. workers or a personal hiring decision by President Trump.
Winery application, ownership correction and employer responseTrump Winery's 2017 Guest-Worker Applications: Audit finding · Cited analysis
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The winery was controlled by Eric Trump, and the application does not prove that qualified U.S. workers were displaced.
Winery application, ownership correction and employer responseTrump Winery's 2017 Guest-Worker Applications: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit
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Trump Winery sought permission to employ foreign vineyard workers through the H-2A program.
Winery application, ownership correction and employer responseTrump Winery's 2017 Guest-Worker Applications: The record · The record
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The winery used the Trump name and was controlled by Eric Trump; the candidate does not infer a direct presidential hiring act.
Winery application, ownership correction and employer responseTrump Winery's 2017 Guest-Worker Applications: The record · The record