Paradoxes of life. One of the owners of the hamburger chain ‘Trump Burger’, opened in Houston in honor of the president of the United States Donald Trump, was arrested and now faces a possible deportation for having remained in the country after his visa beat.
The Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE) argues that Roland Beainy, a 28 -year -old Lebanese citizen, who arrived in the United States in 2019, should have abandoned the country before February 12, 2024.
The following year of his arrival, Beainy opened, with other partners, the first ‘Trump Burger’ hamburger in the city of Bellville, in the state of Texas.
State law allows companies who are not residents or American citizens, such as the case of Beainy, to establish companies, who according to several media accessed the country with a non -immigrant visa, which does not allow working.
After the success of the first place, the Lebanese opened three more in the same state: one in Bay City, another in Flatonia and one more in Houston. These restaurants have become viral on social networks for simulating an altar to the US president.
The loaves are written their name, There are options in the menu such as the hamburger ‘Trump Tower’, a chicken sandwich in honor of the first lady, Melania Trump, and even one that makes fun of former democratic president Joe Bidenbecause it carries “tomato and old panecillos” for about $ 50.
The hamburgers of the ‘Trump Burguer’
Besidesthe establishments are set with images of the Republican and they sell marketing and American symbols.
However, these four altars seem to have not been enough for the Lebanese to win the favor of the Trump administration.
According to the authorities, in 2021 he tried to get a residence permit claiming that he was married to an American citizen, but the authorities did not get any evidence.
“ICE agents arrested him on May 16, 2025 and underwent a migratory process on June 13, an immigration judge granted his bail request while the process is carried out,” the agency explained in a statement. His next judicial hearing is scheduled for November 18 of this year.
Thus, they pointed out that Under this government no one can remain “illegally” in the country “Regardless of the restaurant or from the political beliefs that are had.”
The businessman, on the other hand, told Chron, a Houston medium, that “90 % of the garbage that has been said about him is a lie.”
