Trump Denies Doodles While Hyundai Raids Go Wild in Georgia
In a whirlwind of questionable paperwork and deportations, Trump officials continue to insist that the eyebrow-raising note and sketch *definitely* were not the president's artistic musingsâbecause who doodles during a presidency, right? Meanwhile, down in Georgia last week, a massive Hyundai Motor factory immigration raid swept up workers, including at least one Korean employee legally living and working in the U.S., according to a juicy confidential federal doc leaked to the Guardian on September 5, 2025. Despite visa compliance, federal officials zigged and mandated zagâforcing his removal like a game of political musical chairs. All this drama unfolds while the Guardian links to a live stream of Trump's call to label the note 'a dead issue.' Talk about multitasking chaos so thick it might need a hashtag #ArtOfTheRaid!
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Only in 2025: Trump denies doodling, Hyundai factory raids deport a legal worker, and bureaucracy plays cruel tag like itâs a twisted podcast sequel no one signed up for.
Nothing screams efficiency like deporting a legal Korean worker from a Hyundai plantâproof the immigration systemâs favorite game is âHow Confused Can We Get?â
Trumpâs art denial plus a Hyundai raid accidentally deporting legal workers equals the plot of a dystopian sitcom nobody wants to binge-watch.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 9/10/2025 | Author: Tom Ambrose
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