The Trump Organization is set to profit from a $1.5 billion golf resort in Vietnam - but the farmers set to be displaced are not happy with the compensation they have been offered

Vietnamese farmer Nguyen Thi Huong has slept poorly since authorities told her to vacate her farm for a Trump family-backed golf resort, offering just $3,200 and rice provisions in return. The golf resort is offering thousands of villagers such compensation packages to leave the land.

Keen to add to his 17 golf courses across the world, U.S. President Donald Trump is set to build a fresh resort in a prime Southeast Asia location, yet thousands are set to be affected by the project

Farmers in Vietnam are being forced off their land for the equivalent of just one just a few thousand dollars each to make room for a $1.5 billion Trump golf course. As Vietnam was trying to finalize a trade deal to prevent President Donald Trump from imposing crippling tariffs on Vietnamese products,

Thousands of farmers in Vietnam’s Hung Yen province are being forced off their land to make way for a $1.5 billion Trump-backed golf resort. Many are reportedly being offered as little as $12 per square metre — plus a few months of rice.

In Vietnam, villagers whose land is slated to be cleared for a $1.5 billion golf resort backed by the Trump family have reportedly been offered meager compensation by local authorities. According toa Reuters report published Sunday,

Dozens of Vietnamese villagers are being forced from their homes to make way for a Trump family–branded golf resort.