- Victorina Morales, who publicly came forward and told The New York Times she is an unauthorized immigrant working at one of President Donald Trump’s properties, said she’s unsure what will happen to her in the wake of the controversy.
- Morales did not report for work on Friday, and ignored a call from her supervisor.
- She told The Times she was frustrated with Trump’s constant invectives against illegal immigration — despite the fact that he has hired them.
- “We are tired of the abuse, the insults, the way he talks about us when he knows that we are here helping him make money,” she said.
The woman who revealed to The New York Times she is an unauthorized immigrant working as a housekeeper at President Donald Trump’s New Jersey golf club says she has no idea what will happen to her in the wake of her explosive interview.
Victorina Morales, who told the newspaper she came to the US illegally from Guatemala in 1999 and has worked at Trump’s Bedminster property since 2013, did not report for work on Friday.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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