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Trump Tower
New York City, USA
Trump Tower is a mixed-use skyscraper in New York City. It houses retail, office, and residential spaces and is owned by the Trump Organization.
CCI Score
CCI Score: Trump Tower
-10.52
0.01%
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Trump Tower Claims Debunked Amid Surveillance Policy Debate
The article debunks the claims that Trump Tower was involved in unauthorized wiretapping and highlights broader issues regarding government surveillance and the misuse of corporate branding for political messaging. This event raises concerns about how the Trump brand is leveraged to bolster authoritarian narratives, despite the claims being discredited.
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Latest Events
- MAR202017
The article debunks the claims that Trump Tower was involved in unauthorized wiretapping and highlights broader issues regarding government surveillance and the misuse of corporate branding for political messaging. This event raises concerns about how the Trump brand is leveraged to bolster authoritarian narratives, despite the claims being discredited.
-40
Public and Political Behavior
March 25
The debunking of surveillance claims linked to Trump Tower underscores a negative use of corporate association in political propaganda. The misleading claims, although refuted, contribute to a narrative that leverages the Trump brand to support authoritarian approaches and undermine democratic accountability.
Trump Tower Claims Debunked, But Overbroad Surveillance Still Cause for Concern
- MAR062017
Trump's claims that his communications at Trump Tower were wiretapped have fueled a divisive narrative intended to undermine public trust in democratic institutions and bolster authoritarian rhetoric. The use of Trump Tower as a backdrop for these allegations illustrates how corporate assets can be leveraged to amplify partisan agendas.
-50
Public and Political Behavior
March 25
The controversy revolving around alleged wiretaps at Trump Tower is emblematic of a broader strategy to delegitimize governmental oversight and democratic institutions. By invoking claims of surveillance against political opponents, the narrative plays into an authoritarian framework that undermines public confidence in established checks and balances.
-40
Executive Political Engagement
March 25
The incident also highlights the use of corporate property as a platform for executive political engagement. By publicly leveraging the symbolism of Trump Tower in his claims, the corporate asset is intertwined with political rhetoric that supports authoritarian narratives, raising concerns about the role of corporate figures in undermining democratic accountability.
- JAN011998
In a long-settled 1998 case, Trump Tower was implicated in exploitative labor practices involving undocumented Polish workers. The settlement of $1.375 million, along with executive maneuvers—such as objection to settlement terms and threats involving immigration authorities—highlights a pattern of disregard for fair labor standards and echoes authoritarian management practices.
-70
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 25
The case involving undocumented Polish workers at Trump Tower underscores severe breaches in labor relations and human rights practices. Workers were underpaid and subjected to hazardous conditions, and the subsequent quiet settlement reinforces a troubling disregard for fair labor practices. Such exploitation supports an environment that is complicit in authoritarian disregard for worker rights.
Trump paid $1.375 million to settle lawsuit from Polish workers
-40
Executive Political Engagement
March 25
Executive behavior in this case reflects a concerning pattern of authoritarian engagement. Trump's intervention during the labor dispute—involving dismissive remarks and threats to involve immigration authorities—demonstrates a top-down approach that undermines worker rights and signals complicity in practices that favor authoritarian control over ethical leadership.
Trump paid $1.375 million to settle lawsuit from Polish workers
- JAN151980
Documented evidence from 1980 shows that Trump Tower's management exploited undocumented Polish workers during a demolition project by paying them as little as $4 per hour and not providing proper safety equipment, reflecting a stark disregard for labor rights and human dignity.
-75
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 25
The article reveals that Donald Trump’s organization hired hundreds of undocumented Polish immigrants under exploitative conditions during a demolition project linked to Trump Tower. The workers were paid far below a fair wage and were forced to work in dangerous conditions without proper safety equipment. This labor exploitation contributes to authoritarian practices by undermining worker rights and perpetuating systemic abuse of vulnerable populations.
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