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LIAR!So the only one whose name was given was an American citizen. He was legal, in other words. Plenty of others were quoted, but their names weren't given, nor was their immigration status even stated. We have claims about Hondurans, Guatemalans and Salvadorians, but no names.
Remember, Dump Truck said illegals were drug mules, rapists, murderers, etc., so even if they are now legal, somehow amnesty made them productive citizens.
From the previously posted link you didn't bother to read:
“It’s something ironic,” said Ivan Arellano, 29, who is from Mexico and obtained legal status through marriage.
In other words, he's legal.
Daniel Gonzalez, 45, a sheet metal worker from El Salvador who crossed the border in the 1980s to escape his country’s civil war. He became a U.S. citizen after a federal immigration judge granted him asylum.
In other words, he's legal.
“Do you think that when we’re hanging out there from the eighth floor that we’re raping or selling drugs?” Ramon Alvarez, 48, a window worker from El Salvador
In other words, he's legal.
Ahmad Samadi, 26, a site foreman who arrived last year from Afghanistan under U.S. political asylum, said he has had to learn some Spanish to communicate with his crew. “Most of the workers here are migrants,” he said.
In other words, he's legal. The term "migrant" has no significance as far as their immigration status is concerned.
For David Montoya, 28, Trump’s comments are a harsh reminder that anyone who is not a U.S. citizen is vulnerable to stricter immigration laws in the country. A truck driver at the hotel site, Montoya arrived from El Salvador in 1997, gaining temporary protected status from deportation in 2001. “Every 18 months, I have to get it renewed,” he said, in perfect English, adding that he dreams of permanent legal status.
In other words, he's legal.
Montoya reflected on his journey as an immigrant, which now includes three U.S.-born children and a house that he and his wife own in a quiet section of Silver Spring, Md. He noted with pride that he thinks his story — one of coming to a new world, and of hard work paying off — is more impressive than that of the powerful developer whose name adorned the sign behind him as he spoke.
“Actually,” he reflected, “we’re more American than him.”
Touching, but entirely irrelevant. You claimed Trump hired illegal aliens. So far you haven't named any.