Who Feeds America?

Eighteen months ago, Donald Trump and the Spanish-born chef José Andrés made a deal: Trump was developing a luxury hotel near the White House and wanted Andrés to open a restaurant inside. Andrés signed on. But then, last summer, Trump got talking about building walls and accused Mexico of sending rapists to the United States. Andrés, a naturalized U.S. citizen, wanted out. Trump sued for breach of contract. Andrés countersued, arguing that Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric had “torpedoed” the restaurant’s prospects.