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All signs point to yes after Liam Payne revealed that POTUS once kicked One Direction out of his hotel while the lads were getting their precious beauty sleep. Trump really, really doesn't like immigrants.

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“Trump actually kicked us out of his hotel once. You wouldn’t believe it. It was about [meeting] his daughter," Payne told Rollacoaster Magazine. "He phoned up our manager and we were asleep. He said ‘Well, wake them up’ and I was like ‘no’ and then he wouldn’t let us use the underground garage.”

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This was a deal breaker, since 1D pandemonium on the streets of NYC was too much for the band to handle.

“Obviously in New York we can’t really go outside. New York is ruthless for us," he explains. "So he was like, ‘Okay, then I don’t want you in my hotel.’ So we had to leave.”

The real news here is that one time Trump tried to do something nice for Tiffany.

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