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Trump Burger Co-Owner to Face November Deportation Hearing

Roland Beainy remains free on bond in removal proceedings that challenge his visa status through a disputed marriage petition

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An owner of a Trump Burger restaurant was arrested over immigration violations.
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Overview

  • Beainy entered the U.S. on a visitor visa in 2019, overstayed his required February 2024 departure and was arrested by ICE in May 2025 before gaining release on bond in June.
  • An immigration hearing is set for November 18, 2025, after DHS and USCIS revoked his marriage-based I-130 petition, accusing him of orchestrating a sham marriage.
  • ICE officials assert that Beainy holds no valid immigration benefits and emphasize that enforcement applies regardless of his restaurant ownership or political affiliations.
  • The Trump Organization issued a February cease-and-desist over trademark infringement and several civil lawsuits now allege internal ownership disputes and unpaid debts.
  • Despite legal pressures, the chain continues operating in Bellville, Houston, Flatonia and Kemah and one location has rebranded itself as MAGA Burger amid ongoing uncertainty.