Yes, it’s nearly impossible to deport him. It’s just so, so, so impossible. Trump would have sent him to Africa and been done with it, but everywhere else, there are a million excuses to keep a five-time rapist around so that he can terrorize the native population.
Trump’s many defects are completely outweighed by his decisive immigration policy.
In related news:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/h-1b-visa-us-government
If true, the new H1B fees are actually making a difference!
“In fact, most companies that might have hired H-1B workers decided against applying for visas for candidates subject to the $100,000 tax, a March court filing revealed. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recorded collecting fees for only 85 qualifying H-1B applications between the presidential proclamation in September 2025 and 15 February 2026. The department also reported processing 87 percent fewer applications for the H-1B visas subject to the tax than the year before. The government ended up earning about $28 million less than the previous year on H-1Bs, because so few companies were willing to pay the new price for hiring H-1B workers from abroad.”
It now has teeth, using existing law.
Scroll to the second story, here:
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/nato-froze-over-saturday-september
“Cough up the black pill. Whenever you read some social media polemic about the latest Trump betrayal (or Kennedy, or Bessent, or whoever), presume it is a well-packaged distortion, or an outright lie, until we get a chance to put their claims under the microscope.”
A great link, thank you. I really liked this: “The crackdown is working. “As of March,” the article reported, “U.S. universities were reporting 20% fewer international enrollments in bachelor’s programs than the year before.” Master’s degree students fell even more (24%).”
At my university, this definitely started happening. It was discussed at every level of the administration, and then, magically, this year we have a record-breaking incoming freshman class. The explanation is simple: if you can no longer be a visa pipeline for Ghanaians, you are forced to start recruiting local students.
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