This sounds exactly like what a mexican american friend of mine said about mexican americans voting for trump hoping he'd crack down on immigration, which he said was basically an "i got mine" mentality.

I had a Mexican coworker who is like this bitch. He described to me in detail how he illegally immigrated and crossed the borders. How his carrier straight left them in a shed for 2 days without food but eventually came back. How the desert felt on his back. How his older brother got caught and had to do the trip a second time.

When he first told me this story, I cried. He was only 8 years old.

Then Trump started getting popular.... And dude jumped on that bandwagon. I reminded him about his struggles and I said what about the people that went through your journey. What about them?

"I got my papers, fuck them immigrants"

This was about the time I deleted Facebook and all social media.

What a lack of self awareness

My father exactly. He's Asian, so I think he feels more removed from the situation, but he worked in the US for over a decade before retiring back here. He's still 100% pro-Trump, even though we are feeling the negative effects of his tariffs ("He has to put tariffs, he had no choice, look at their economy"), and he even admits things like Good thing I retired before Trump became president otherwise I probably couldn't get a work visa now. My dad would vote Trump if he could vote.

Holy bollocks, the absolute admission of grift.
Kate Garraway delivered that question perfectly.

@MishaVelthuis i suspect the questions could be more on the nose. Surely she could be confronted about something worse than anti-migration about Reform UK. Like is it less bad than the Netherlands, where JA21 and others talk about remigration? (guess this is a short, and i am also lazy to find some more sorry🤷) @leopardsatemyface

I'm really happy I saw new posts from you this morning, Miisha <3 I love seeing your username pop up