No One Seems to Care About Trump’s Employment of Undocumented Immigrants

That seems to be the state of affairs, this time after a report on his Virginia winery after some were fired. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       So Trump Employs Undocumented Immigrants at His Properties and Nobody Really Cares?   When ICE raided some chicken plants in Mississippi last year, they rounded up nearly 700 undocumented immigrant workers. They did not arrest the managers or corporate executives who systematically employed them. This fits a pattern, according to The New York Times: between March 2018 and 2019, the feds prosecuted 112,000 people for illegal entry or re-entry, but charged just 11 employers for hiring some of these same people. Read More           How to Fix a Patchy Beard in 3 Simple Steps   For something that seems like it should be so simple—you let the hair on your face grow, and that's that—having of a beard is actually pretty damn complicated. First you have to worry about growing it out. Then you have to shape it up. Then there's the continued maintenance: occasional trims, beard balms and oils, maybe even a little wax on the mustache if that's your thing. There's a lot! Read More           Julian Castro's Story Should Cause the Democratic Party to Reflect on How It Chooses Candidates   Julian Castro announced on Thursday that he was suspending his campaign for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. This means that there is no longer a Latino presence in the field. This means that there is no longer a Latino presence in a field that still includes two no-hope white millionaires and a crackpot who thinks you can vibe away your cancer. This also means that there will be no candidate on stage at subsequent debates who reads out the names of the victims of police violence, who points out that police violence is gun violence, and who talks as much about poverty as he or she does about the embattled middle class. All of this should make the Democratic Party wonder about how it chooses its candidates, and it should make the country in general melancholy about the state of affairs as the election season begins. Read More           Moff Gideon's Darksaber Is a Major Clue For The Mandalorian Season Two   We've seen a lot of Star Wars in our corner of the galaxy lately, between The Rise of Skywalker and The Mandalorian Season One finale last week. But even if you're feeling Star-Wars'd out, at least the two couldn't be more different—one was big, loud, and kind of horny, and the other quick, restrained, and packed with cute. Read More           Seven Ways to Make Sure Your Suit Fits Perfectly   Buying a suit off the rack can be a pretty simple process, but that doesn't mean it's as easy as finding your size (you do know it, right?) and throwing something on. There are several factors well worth considering if you want to really nail it. As we head into 2020, the modern suit is made with more variation than ever before. Hell, this decade saw the rise of Thom Browne's signature suit that does not include pants, but shorts, and the rise of a looser, loucher take on the style. Nonetheless, if you're looking for a no-frills, well-fitted, classic suit, these are the main components worth obsessing over. Read More           The Jinx Subject Robert Durst Admits to Writing the 'Cadaver' Note Locating Susan Berman's Body   As Robert Durst's February 10 murder trial approaches, things are beginning to get interesting. New findings have emerged in the case against Durst, a real estate heir who stands accused of killing his best friend Susan Berman in 2000. After years of denials, lawyers for Durst have acknowledged that he is the author of a note tipping off police to the location of Berman's body. During the making of The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, a 2015 HBO true crime documentary about his alleged crimes, Durst told the film crew that the letter was something "only the killer could have written." Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2020 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019