Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Trump Burger Owner Faces Deportation After Visa Violation
Roland Beainy, who helps run the Trump Burger restaurants in Texas, might be sent back to his home country because he stayed in the US longer than his visa allowed.
The US government arrested him because they said he didn't have the right papers.
He also claimed he had a green card, but it wasn't true.
Although he's out of jail for now, he still has to go to court to see if he can stay.
He is also in a legal fight with the person who started Trump Burger about who owns the business.
Trump Burger is known for its food named after Trump but is not actually owned by him.
Roland Beainy, co-owner of 'Trump Burger' in Texas, faces deportation after ICE arrest.
Beainy overstayed his visa and allegedly made false claims regarding a green card.
An immigration judge granted Beainy bond; his next hearing is in November 2025.
Beainy is involved in lawsuits over ownership of 'Trump Burger' with its original founder.
The Trump Burger chain, not affiliated with Trump, features political branding.
- Who
- Roland Beainy, co-owner of Trump Burger.
- What
- Co-owner of Trump Burger faces deportation.
- When
- Arrested May 16, 2025; next court hearing November 18, 2025.
- Where
- Texas, USA.
- Why
- Overstayed visa and made false claims to USCIS.
Beainy's Perspective
Original Founder's Perspective
Ownership of Trump Burger
Beainy's Perspective
Claims ownership rights in a lawsuit against the original founder.
Original Founder's Perspective
Original founder disputes Beainy's ownership claim.
- Name
- Roland Mehrez Beainy
- Age
- 28
- Nationality
- Lebanese
- Business
- Trump Burger (co-owner)
- Visa Entry
- 2019
- Original Visa End Date
- February 12, 2024
- Immigration Status
- Awaiting Deportation Proceedings