Trump's Truth Social AI answers questions

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"In August 2016, senior Mother Jones correspondent James West stated on CNN that multiple models who worked for Trump Model Management between 2004 and 2011 told him the agency routinely instructed them to falsify information on their US visa applications and to otherwise bypass immigration law.
According to those models, this was not an accident or an isolated workaround but part of standard operating procedure. They were told to travel without their modeling portfolios and to ship them ahead of time. The reasoning was explicit. If a customs agent saw a portfolio, it could alert them that the traveler intended to work as a paid model in the United States rather than enter as a tourist. The goal was to avoid scrutiny and secure entry under false pretenses.
Former Trump Model Management models provided visa paperwork and employment records to support these claims. One of them, Rachel Blais of Canada, stated that this practice stood out even within an industry known for pushing boundaries. Other agencies she worked with complied with immigration and employment law. Trump’s did not.
This matters because it confirms the existence of a system that normalized deception, dependency, and silence as routine business practice. It was not just about fashion. It was about control, movement, and leverage, all operating behind a veneer of legitimacy." Bruce Fanger.
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