Trump is already caving on immigration.

[Youhadasparkwhenustarted]

what multiverse are you in?

People are pretty averse to manual labor in this country, and I can't blame them. Americans don't realize the privilege of living in a service based economy. We're kinda spoiled in that regard.

 

[151_Pr00f]

Just pay fukking liveable wages damn...and hire Americans. You know how many young dudes would love to work the fields if you paid at least $15/hr.....shyt I was doing it in Louisiana during the summer making $5.25/hr in Minden

Some republicans will look at you crazy for even wanting a minimum wage "iT dIstOrtS ThE mArKet"... da fukk they trying to pay you higher wages for?

 

[Buddy]

I hate Miller but we need mass deportation


Trump selling out to capital interests is not surprising.

Do you actually want anything for FAIA or is your policy all immigration based?

 

[GoldenGlove]

Shocking

 

[The Pledge]

This is all a part of Project 2025 brehs.

He’s an idiot, sure—but he’s still on track.

Per GPT:

Here’s the breakdown:








1.


Yes, this aligns with Project 2025 — conditionally.








Project 2025 (Heritage Foundation) outlines an ultra-restrictionist immigration policy:

• Mass deportations
• End of birthright citizenship
• Militarized enforcement
• Reclassification of immigrants as national security threats

But it also emphasizes a “presidential personnel strategy” — purging bureaucrats and installing loyalists to execute political discretion aggressively but selectively.





So Trump pausing or delaying deportations for economic (especially ag) reasons is not contradictory — it’s tactical. Project 2025 isn’t rigid; it’s a toolbox.














2.


Trump’s statement is not a reversal — it’s a recalibration.








“We can’t take farmers and take all their people and send them back…”





He’s not scrapping deportations. He’s signaling:

• Exempt certain labor sectors
• Possibly push for guest worker programs (not amnesty)
• Shift blame to Biden (“we inherited chaos”)

That aligns with how Trump historically uses “carve-outs” (e.g., DACA waffling, farm labor exceptions in ICE raids).














3.


Strategic contradiction is part of the model.

• Public rhetoric: “Mass deportations!”
• Private governance: “Let’s not tank agriculture/real estate/construction.”

This duality is baked into how Trump governs — loud, chaotic signals masking tailored realpolitik.














Conclusion:








No, this is not against his ultimate plan. It’s how he implements it — a selective enforcement regime that uses fear as policy, but preserves economic dependency on undocumented labor. It’s Project 2025 with fine print.

 

[Luke Cage]

its funny seeing coli bothsider suddenly act like they don't care about immigration

 

[King_Kamala61]

what multiverse are you in?

The ones where that pay good money and provides summer jobs.

Idk bout you in the deep south working on farms was the norm where I'm from

 

[Clark Wayne]

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/12/politics/migrants-cuba-venezuela-haiti-nicaragua

 

[krackdagawd]

Who do you think he is, Obama or something?





Or even Clinton



The man does have a heart.

Tariq got this dude doing it w no hands

 

[Voice of Reason]

People are pretty averse to manual labor in this country, and I can't blame them. Americans don't realize the privilege of living in a service based economy. We're kinda spoiled in that regard.

People are not adverse to manual labor why do y'all keep saying that stupid shyt




People would work in agriculture for a livable wage and conditions.

 

[Tair]

I liked working on farms. You learn a lot.

If we are to move back to the south like @Voice of Reason suggests, we definitely need to take over farming, plumbing, and construction.

 

[richaveli83]

 

[Brolic]

Just pay fukking liveable wages damn...and hire Americans. You know how many young dudes would love to work the fields if you paid at least $15/hr.....shyt I was doing it in Louisiana during the summer making $5.25/hr in Minden

Most people aren’t working in a field for $15. Most people don’t want to work at McDonalds $15 an hour.

 

[jilla82]

Trump could announce reparations and then all of a sudden this entire site would be against it

 

[Rosecrans]