It’s a story with subplots involving a vaccine scam and a murder-for-hire scheme. It asks what we as a society require for legitimacy. And it’s a quintessentially American saga.

Roland Mehrez Beainy, owner of Trump Burger in Houston, is facing deportation after overstaying his non-immigrant visitor visa, which expired on February 12, 2024.

The owner of Donald Trump-themed burger restaurants in Texas may be removed from the country after being detained by immigration enforcement earlier this year. Ronald Beaini, a Lebanese national who owns several Trump Burger locations in the Houston area, overstayed his visa and is going through immigration proceedings, ICE told KHOU in Houston.

Conflicting reports cast doubt on whether Roland Beainy, the owner/operator of Trump Burger Kemah, was actually a U.S. citizen.

Roland Mehrez Beainy, the owner of the Trump Burger franchise, is facing deportation for overstaying his visa.

Roland Mehrez Beainy, 28—a Lebanese national—is co-owner of four Trump Burger joints in the Houston area. He reportedly would ask Latino customers if they had green cards. But oops, he is now facing deportation himself after allegedly overstaying his visa and orchestrating a “sham” marriage.

A Houston-area restaurateur known for his politically charged burger joints is facing potential deportation, as immigration officials question the legitimacy of his marriage and green card application.

A man in Texas who owns Trump Burger is facing deportation. Roland Brainy started the Trump Burger chain in Texas in 2020 and then expanded to more locations in Houston. Now the Department of Homeland Security has put allegations of sham marriage and immigration fraud on him.