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A clandestine immigrant from Guatemala worked for more than five years as a maid at a golf club with US President Donald Trump in New Jersey, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
The newspaper reports that Victorina Morales claims to have crossed the border illegally in 1999 and was hired by the Bedminster Club in 2013. She claimed to have used fake immigration documents to get the job.
The housekeeper told the newspaper that two supervisors were aware of her status as an illegal immigrant and helped her to keep her job. However, there is no evidence that Trump or the leaders of the Trump Organization, the club's owner, are aware of their particular situation.
The New York Times reports that Morales "fabricated Trump's bed, cleaned his bathroom and adopted" Duster "into his" crystal "golf trophies while working at Bedminster.
Trump has visited the golf club several times since his badumption of the presidency.The property has already received staff from his office.
The Trump organization said in a statement to "The Hill" that "if an employee submits false documents for the purpose of circumventing the law, he will be immediately dismissed. "However, he did not comment directly on the Morales case.
The revelation of the" NY Times "occurs While the Trump government is firmly acting against illegal immigration, during its presidential campaign in 2015, the then candidate, Trump, had been to the point that some Mexican immigrants were "rapists." "and" criminals. "He also described recemme and a group of immigrants from Central America seeking asylum as "invaders" and "thugs". Most of them come from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
In response to the approaching caravan, Trump orders the sending of troops to the border and signs an order prohibiting some immigrants from seeking asylum. This last order was challenged in court.
The New York Times reports that Morales and another undocumented woman who worked at the same golf club approached the newspaper to tell their story, even though they knew that they might be unemployed or deported if they presented themselves.
The housekeeper told the newspaper that she was upset by Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric and that she had also been verbally abused by a supervisor.
"We're tired of abuse, insults, the way he talks when he knows we're helping him make money," she said. . "We are sweating to meet all your needs and we still have to endure this humiliation."
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