“Bra Trump Is Not Playing”: SA Student’s Last Supper in US Has Mzansi in Stitches
- An SA student in the USA went viral with his humorous take on Trump's new immigration policies, showing himself enjoying a meal while joking about potential deportation
- The content creator @kgotlelelomalefo made light of the situation by stating he'd rather be deported with a full stomach than an empty one
- Mzansi flooded the comments section with laughter and witty remarks, with many pointing out that South Africa isn't even on Trump's radar
Source: TikTok
A South African student, TikTok user @kgotlelelomalefo studying in the United States has Mzansi rolling with laughter after his comedic response to President Donald Trump's new immigration policies.
The entertaining content was shared as he decided to make light of the tense political situation. He is seen enjoying his meal and breaking into a playful dance, captioning his post with a humorous take on the current situation:
"Enjoying my last days because Trump is not playing with us."
Watch the TikTok video below.
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Trump's immigration shake-up
The new, and very serious, immigration policies introduced by President Trump include extensive changes to border control and immigrant status reviews, though South Africa is not directly targeted by these measures.
Source: TikTok
Mzansi joins the fun
@Tsoseletso reassured:
"South Africa 🇿🇦 isn't on the list though… you can stay😭😭😭"
@Hadassah asked:
"Can someone explain this to me like a 5 y/o. Who's being deported?"
@Sharon joked:
"On the bright side, you don't have to pay for the flight😭😔"
@PreciousBabilou laughed:
"I'm laughing bcoz he keeps on saying his positive 😂😂"
@gomotsegang🇿🇦😇 added for good measure:
"Poi on tlele di airforce cos di cheap that side, plss😭😭😭"
@gracemagracana noted:
"Instead of being stressed, you enjoying the last moments in the USA 😂😂"
@ora 💗🤭🎀 declared:
"Me watching this knowing I'm going to the USA in August regardless 😌"
Other Trump-related stories
- Briefly News recently reported on the MK Party who made headlines after making an unusual appeal to Donald Trump, requesting his involvement in investigating the Phala Phala incident.
- FirstRand's CEO raised concerns about Trump's proposed tariff increases, warning South Africans about potential price impacts that could affect various sectors of the economy.
- In an unexpected turn of events, Trump's administration temporarily lifted the ban on HIV treatment aid to low-income countries, bringing relief to South Africa.
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