Press Release: Trump Burger Owner Faces Immigration Proceedings in Texas
Houston, TX – Ronald Beaini, the Lebanese national behind several Trump Burger restaurants in the Houston area, may face deportation after being detained by immigration enforcement earlier this year. Beaini, who entered the U.S. legally in 2019, overstayed his visa and has been in immigration proceedings since his arrest on May 16.
Beaini’s establishments are known for their Trump-themed cuisine, featuring the popular 8-ounce "Trump Burger" touted as “so great, so tremendous, it should have its own skyscraper!” For patrons with larger appetites, the restaurant offers the "Trump Tower," a 16-ounce burger boasting an extravagant combination of cheeses, fresh vegetables, and a unique Trump Sauce on a toasted brioche bun. The menu also includes playful nods to the Trump family, featuring items named after First Lady Melania Trump and a kids’ menu inspired by their son, Barron Trump.
In a recent statement, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) emphasized that it enforces immigration laws universally, stating, “regardless of what restaurant you own or political beliefs you might have.” Beaini’s ongoing immigration case highlights the complexities faced by individuals navigating U.S. immigration laws, regardless of their business ventures or public personas.
As the situation unfolds, the fate of Trump Burger and its founder remains uncertain, drawing attention to the intersection of popular culture, business, and immigration policy in America today.
For further updates, stay tuned.
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