Donald Trump stands accused of ramping up his anti-immigration rhetoric, as The Washington Post reports that dozens of undocumented immigrants allegedly worked at the president’s Bedminster resort during the course of its construction and operation. Joy Reid and her panel discuss. Plus: Donald Trump appears to have told a joke about the Trail of Tears in tweet about Elizabeth Warren after the U.S. senator from Massachusetts announced her 2020 Democratic presidential campaign. Citizen of the Cherokee Nation Rebecca Nagle joins Joy Reid to discuss, saying of Native American history, ‘It's not a joking matter, and it's not a light matter.’ Then: Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz could run for president in 2020 as a ‘centrist,’ but might his campaign help elect Donald Trump to a second term by possibly splitting the vote on the left? Bill Burton, communications advisor to Howard Schultz and former deputy White House secretary for President Barack Obama, joins Joy Reid to discuss. And: Donald Trump’s inaugural committee is apparently facing scrutiny from the Southern District of New York over how it spent and raised millions of dollars during the transition. Federal prosecutors also reportedly subpoenaed the Trump Inaugural Committee on Monday. All this and more in this Sunday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.