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Musk didn't just work here illegally on a student visa he also illegally overstayed that student visa and he used illegal drugs openly on that student visa all 100% documented historically for review by next DOJ

There’s a huge difference. When Republicans want to do something, whatever it is, they just fucking do it. Or at least try. Because they understand how government works. When Democrats want to or obviously should do something, they can’t because it might make Republicans mad or meaner. Also, norms.

Musk doesn’t have a career. He had a trust fund full of illegal apartheid cash that he couldn’t spend at home, so he “invested” it in businesses in the US and Europe, then “invested” in politicians to fraudulently hyperinflate the “value” of those businesses. Buying things isn’t a career.

If Trump deported ivy League students for voicing anti-genocide views in Palestine, then it should be very easy to deport a dude who actually Nazi saluted on camera and donated money to Nazi-light parties in Europe, right?

Musk wants to populate the Moon now (well yeah---..hi is going down from Mars) The problem is that Musk´s rockets/satellites is crashing into the moon...and nobody knows where Maybe Musk goes first?

Obvious reminder: in fascist regimes, the in-group is exempt/made safe from rules/laws while the out-group is subjected to all the rules/laws, maximally. Not a bug, a feature.

Musk is a fraud on every conceivable level, so much so that I could believe that he’s a silicon-based life form pretending to be based on carbon.

Privilege is always a two-sided coin. When they want to break the law: "I'm a rugged individualist. A libertarian. A rogue. No pencil-pusher is gonna make me follow the fine print." When they want to harass their enemies: "Nobody is ABOVE THE LAW. Least of all, this anarchic terrorist!"

Are AI executives begging for immunity from damage they created with hallucinations? Is the sudden concern about "humanity" a smokescreen for a technology with a 95% failure rate? Have AI executives been making knowingly false promises for years (i.e. fraud)? www.thedataexperts.us/writing/ente...

thedataexperts.usEnterprise AI Failure Rate: Why 95% Fail, per MIT (2025)MIT's 2025 NANDA study found 95% of GenAI pilots return no measurable value. The root causes, the ROI gap, and what the 5% that succeed do differently.

Every penny Elon has earned in America was obtained as a result of his fraudulent and criminal falsification of immigration paperwork and corporate fillings, so every penny should be seized under civil forfeiture law.

So, no, unfortunately. His paperwork for a student visa was, as far as is known, fully correct. He simply overstayed it by not attending grad school after college. He did not file false documents (again, as far as is known) Musk's immigration status was normalized in 1997 with legal support...

... from an investor in his company, Zip2. This was during the period where INA 245(i) (Grandfathering / The LIFE Act) was active. This let applications who had fallen out of immigration status or took part in unauthorized employment to switch to a Green Card from inside the US by paying a $1k...

penalty, if an immigrant petition or labour certification is filed on their behalf. So while we have none of Musk's paperwork to look at, there's no reason to think that you're going to find anything that would leave him in a noncompliant status today.

This is how the Democrats deport him. Just use Stephen Miller's interpretation of the law on day 1 and apply it to Elon Musk. And deport him to a country that he is not a citizen of, like Haiti.

Yes, gift status include knowing 5 languages. I am an ignorant person that is why i wonder if anything like Linguistic exam in knowing the command of those languages?

I love the picture of a rocket on his desktop,like he's creating something, considering he's never created a damn thing in his life.

Musk, Mrs. Trump — two cases might be just anecdotal, but do you suppose there might be a correlation between personal wealth and immunity from the law? Just spitballing.

Sad to comprehend, attorneys work for 💰 money, unfortunately, looking for legal loops only in case if someone pays big bucks, everything is correlated. You noticed correctly

I once worked for a settlement broker. A large part of the benefits we brokered were for an attorney's pain and suffering at not owning a 38-foot cabin cruiser.

Forms for U.S. Green Card (I-485) & Citizenship (N-400) explicitly ask under oath if you have ever worked in the U.S. without authorization. If you answer "No" to conceal unauthorized J-1 work, you have committed material misrepresentation and could be denaturalized.

The answer is "yes", and his status was regularized under 245(i). Fedorenko v. United States (1981): citizenship is only "illegally procured" if the underlying Green Card was granted contrary to statutory law. 245(i) legally grants a green card. Also, unauthorized work isn't a citizenship bar...

Relatedly, don’t forget the father of Trump’s first wife Ivana, Miloš Zelniček, was a long-time informant for Soviet-era Czechoslovakian state intelligence (the StB). 50 years of history has shown us that with Trump and Soviet/Russian connections, there are no coincidences. Like, none. Ever.

I can't stand this person, but looking at this picture, from years ago, he doesn't seem like the horrible person he is today. Another indication that amassing huge sums of money is bad for you. Really bad. And for everyone else it seems.

No one is for “open boarders”. The argument is not “open boarders” versus “closed boarders” but the actual discussion of who, how many and when is far to complex a discussion for our corporate media and that fact is a good example of why our 250 year experiment in liberal democracy is collapsing.

Yeah. It's almost as if, underneath it all he really hates himself and the things he's done. But like all narcissists he could never admit to being anything less than perfect so projects his shame onto vulnerable targets instead. The hypocritical twat.

It’s always the fugly ones. Seriously, look at all right-wing nutjobs; they are all ugly and/or weird looking. I truly believe that’s what brings them together and why they are doing this to the rest of us- revenge. Money and power are weapons for the socially rejected.

Its so fucked up that this sweaty, puffy face is the face of our doom. Id rather it be a more attractive monster… Whoever does his wig work now deserves a medal, though.

Not only was he working in the US illegally but he dropped out of university, invalidating his visa while also proving his "science background" as bullshit. He has a business degree he got when he was worried that working outside of his visa conditions might lead to actual problems for him.

Dropped out of grad school. He graduated U. Penn (undergrad). U. Penn confirmed his undergrad degrees long before Musk became the powerful oligarch he is today. Now, the situation around his grad school time (if you can even call it that) is much more fuzzy.