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Former President Donald Trumpās social media company outsourced jobs to workers in Mexico even as Trump publicly railed against outsourcing on the campaign trail and threatened heavy tariffs on companies that send jobs south of the border.
The firmās use of workers in Mexico was confirmed by a spokesperson for Trump Media, which operates the Truth Social platform. The workers were hired through another entity to code and perform other technical duties, according to a person with knowledge of Trump Media. The reliance on foreign labor was met with outrage among the company's own staff, who accused its leadership of betraying their āAmerica Firstā ideals, the person said.
The outsourcing to Mexico helped prompt a recent whistleblower letter from staff to Trump Mediaās board that has been roiling the company.
That complaint, reported by ProPublica last month, calls for the board to fire CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican congressman. The letter alleges he has āseverelyā mismanaged the company. It also asserts the company is hiring āAmerica Lastā ā with Nunes imposing a directive to hire only foreign contractors at the expense of āAmerican workers who are deeply committed to our mission.ā
āThis approach not only contradicts the America First principles we stand for but also raises concerns about the quality, dedication, and alignment of our workforce with our core values,ā the complaint reads.
www.propublica.org
Well, he sure couldn't get those jobs over the border before he gets Mexico to finish paying for the wall, now could he?
The firmās use of workers in Mexico was confirmed by a spokesperson for Trump Media, which operates the Truth Social platform. The workers were hired through another entity to code and perform other technical duties, according to a person with knowledge of Trump Media. The reliance on foreign labor was met with outrage among the company's own staff, who accused its leadership of betraying their āAmerica Firstā ideals, the person said.
The outsourcing to Mexico helped prompt a recent whistleblower letter from staff to Trump Mediaās board that has been roiling the company.
That complaint, reported by ProPublica last month, calls for the board to fire CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican congressman. The letter alleges he has āseverelyā mismanaged the company. It also asserts the company is hiring āAmerica Lastā ā with Nunes imposing a directive to hire only foreign contractors at the expense of āAmerican workers who are deeply committed to our mission.ā
āThis approach not only contradicts the America First principles we stand for but also raises concerns about the quality, dedication, and alignment of our workforce with our core values,ā the complaint reads.
Trump Media Outsourced Jobs to Mexico Even as Trump Pushes āAmerica Firstā
On the campaign trail, Donald Trump threatened businesses that send jobs south of the border, while his own company that runs the Truth Social platform outsourced coding jobs to workers in Mexico, outraging some staff members.
www.propublica.org
Well, he sure couldn't get those jobs over the border before he gets Mexico to finish paying for the wall, now could he?
