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Drunken Foreign Couple Causes Chaos at Pattaya Hotel, Woman Detained After Fleeing
Mate, you're one of those half Aussies,pommy inports, what would you know It's Australian to mock your own kind. -
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Thailand Announces New Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
Don't follow......if you have worked there your personal experience doesn't count. ....why...NDA? -
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unlimited land border crossings
But you are living in Cambodia most of the time -
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Trump Calls for Return of Panama Canal Over "Unfair" Transit Rates
That is very polite of you. I would have used a different term than "hot air". -
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Thailand Announces New Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
Donald Trump and his businesses have faced scrutiny regarding the use of cheap immigrant labor, particularly in his hotels, resorts, and construction projects. Key Facts: 1. H-2B Visa Workers at Trump Properties: • Trump’s businesses, including Mar-a-Lago in Florida, have legally hired foreign workers using H-2B visas. • These visas are for temporary, non-agricultural workers, often for low-wage jobs like housekeeping, servers, and cooks. • Reports show that between 2016 and 2022, Trump’s businesses hired hundreds of foreign workers, primarily from Latin America and Eastern Europe. 2. Hiring Practices at Trump Companies: • Critics argued that Trump prioritized foreign labor over American workers despite his “America First” rhetoric. • Trump’s businesses defended the practice, claiming a lack of local workers willing to take seasonal jobs in hospitality. 3. Undocumented Workers Allegations: • Investigations in 2018–2019 revealed that undocumented immigrants were working at Trump properties, such as his Bedminster Golf Club in New Jersey. • Some employees admitted to falsifying documents to secure jobs, and the Trump Organization was accused of knowingly hiring them. • In response, several workers were fired, and the organization pledged to tighten hiring procedures. 4. Outsourcing and Manufacturing Abroad: • Trump’s branded products (e.g., Trump ties and suits) were found to have been manufactured overseas, in countries like China, Bangladesh, and Mexico, rather than in the U.S. Contradictions to Policy Messaging: While Trump’s policies emphasized restricting immigration and bringing jobs back to America, his businesses often relied on immigrant labor, especially for low-wage roles. Conclusion: Although Trump and his businesses have legally used foreign workers through visa programs, they have also faced allegations of employing undocumented immigrants and outsourcing jobs. These practices sometimes clashed with his political messaging about protecting American workers. -
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Drunken Foreign Couple Causes Chaos at Pattaya Hotel, Woman Detained After Fleeing
'Russian' to slag your home country as usual hey. No hope for some. -
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Thailand Announces New Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
According to one AN troll, if you have worked there your personal experience doesn't count. -
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unlimited land border crossings
They are not unlimited, they just dont have a limit specified any longer. I believe my answer is accurate. Sorry if you dont agree
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