Mass Deportations Or: Let's Get This Party Started

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Trump’s business hires more immigrants.

The Trump Organization requested 184 foreign workers to work across various company properties, a record number that has increased over the years.

The company sought to hire workers through H-2A and H-2B visas for temporary positions at Mar-a-Lago, two golf clubs and at Trump Vineyard Estates in Charlottesville, Va., according to data from the Department of Labor.

Over the course of Trump’s first term and the first nine months of his second term, the Trump Organization’s visa requests increased from 121 in 2021 to 184 in 2025, according to Forbes. Overall, the company has filed to hire 566 foreign laborers, primarily to work as servers, farm workers, kitchen staff, clerks and housekeepers.

What special talents do foreign hospitality workers have that Americans lack? Are any of these “housekeepers” prostitutes from Slovenia?

 

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Boom.



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[ChloeTzang]

15%? This makes it easy. Get the names and addresses of all the absentees and you know where they live. Work your way thru thse addresses one by one.....

 

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Jesus fucking Christ.

 

[ChloeTzang]

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Jesus fucking Christ.

So why didn't he do the paperwork. My great-granddad came here as a post-war Polish refugee, got hsi residency, became a US citizen and didn't half-ass around.

My mom's parents came here as refugees, got their residency and then their US citizenship.

This dude has only himself to blame.

 

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So why didn't he do the paperwork. My great-granddad came here as a post-war Polish refugee, got hsi residency, became a US citizen and didn't half-ass around.

My mom's parents came here as refugees, got their residency and then their US citizenship.

This dude has only himself to blame.

There's no fucking way you're an "author." You're barely literate.

 

[DraggonStone]

MAGA:
Migrants crossed the border with their cows, took all of our jobs, stole our health care, used our snap benefits, and bought every available home. That sounds right. https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/ta7/2/30/1f602.png

 

[ChloeTzang]

Wow. And there's thousands more companies like this......

 

[ChinoMoreno]

An elderly woman in a quiet neighborhood stepped into her yard with her personal firearm after ICE agents attempted to take workers from her yard. The agents left without making an arrest. The exchange lasted only moments, but it carried the kind of weight that rarely shows up in policy debates and often defines real power on the ground.

Incidents like this sit at the center of what the Second Amendment was written to address. It isn’t about macho posturing.

It’s about a citizen’s ability to slow the momentum of state action when that action feels unchecked.

In the United States, the line between government authority and private life has always been negotiated in small, tense encounters far from courtrooms or political statements.

She didn’t fire, and nobody got hurt. She created a boundary and the agents recognized it. The restraint on both sides mattered, and the result underscored a simple truth. Rights are only as strong as a person’s ability to assert them when the state arrives uninvited.

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