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Wednesday, July 02, 2025

2: Elon Musk

Elon Musk wants to create a new political party. Building rockets may be easier Citing his disappointment in President Donald Trump and his massively expensive domestic policy bill, Musk said he would form the “America party” the day after the “Big, Beautiful Bill” passes, if Congress approves it. Musk has called Democrats and Republicans the “uniparty” because government deficits have risen dramatically under administrations and Congresses controlled by both parties. He says he wants to build a fiscally conservative party that reins in spending – although he’s presented few other details of what the party’s platform might be. ...... A senior White House official brushed off Musk’s criticism of the bill. “No one really cares what he says anymore,” the source said......... Musk may be the richest person on Earth, but he could also encounter some financial resistance himself. Former DOGE adviser and Trump supporter James Fishback said he is launching his own super PAC to counter Musk’s money in congressional races. ........ Fishback, who runs an investment firm, said he will provide $1 million in initial funding to the super PAC, which will be called FSD PAC, an abbreviation for Full Support for Donald.......... Funding a new party has its own hurdles. The McCain-Feingold Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2022 set strict limits on donations to political parties. The current limit is just under $450,000 spread across different party purposes. Musk would need thousands of co-donors to help him fund his party, said Lee Goodman, an attorney and former chair of the FEC........ “You can fund super PACs all you want. But you can’t fund a political party, as a strange part of American law” ........... Super PACs are not legally allowed to coordinate spending with parties or candidates, although previous candidates have tested these limits, as nothing prohibits coordination when the information is shared publicly. “Coordination has, in fact, become commonplace,” the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center has said.

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Trump Said Trade Deals Would Come Easy. Japan Is Proving Him Wrong. But the Japanese officials stood their ground. From the start, they had told the Americans they wouldn’t agree to any deal that preserves Trump’s 25% automotive tariff, according to people familiar with the conversations. That impasse continues........ On Monday, Trump appeared to cut off talks with Tokyo. Japan “won’t take our RICE, and yet they have a massive rice shortage,” he posted on Truth Social, despite Japan importing hundreds of thousands of tons of U.S. rice annually under a WTO agreement. Trump added that “we’ll just be sending them a letter”—a reference to his repeated pledges to dictate to trading partners what they would have to pay the U.S. ........ “Dear Mr. Japan, here’s the story. You’re going to pay a 25% tariff on your cars, you know? So we give Japan no cars. They won’t take our cars.” ........ After slapping so-called reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries on what Trump dubbed “Liberation Day”—then putting them on hold—the White House vowed to strike a spate of trade deals before July 9. The standoff with Japan shows how hard that is turning out to be. ....... Administration officials attempting to negotiate multiple deals have at times contradicted one another about goals and timelines, and Trump has further muddied the picture with references to sending letters. Adding to the uncertainty is an appeals court hearing set for late July over the legality of the emergency authority Trump used to impose the so-called reciprocal tariffs. ........ Even the tariff deadline is in question. On Friday, after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated some countries could get an extension, Trump injected further uncertainty. “We can do whatever we want,” he said in a news conference. “We can extend it, we can make it shorter. I’d like to make it shorter.” On Tuesday, Trump he’s “not thinking about” extending the deadline. ......... The chaotic situation has left Japan and other countries bewildered, unsure of what the White House wants or when they have to deliver a deal. Thus far, the administration has cut only a limited trade agreement with the U.K. and struck a tariff truce with China. Hanging over the entire process is Trump’s earlier promise to restore the Liberation Day tariffs on countries that don’t do deals—potentially triggering another round of market chaos. ........ In April, Peter Navarro, Trump’s senior trade and manufacturing adviser, said the administration could land 90 deals in 90 days. After the U.S. struck the limited agreement with the U.K. in early May, Trump said he believed the deals would start flowing at a rapid pace. ......... The U.S. complicated its negotiating position with Japan and other countries by increasing tariffs as talks progressed, such as in June when Trump doubled global steel tariffs with no warning for trading partners. Other so-called national-security tariffs on products such as lumber, semiconductors and critical minerals remain in the planning process, making some nations hesitant to strike deals before they are unveiled. The administration’s bellicose approach also became a political issue in some countries it was negotiating with, encouraging resistance to the U.S. rather than cooperation. ......... “We sometimes forget that other countries have politics, too, and trade has a way of spurring on domestic politics because of the direct and indirect effects it has on particular constituencies,” said Michael Froman, U.S. trade representative under former President Barack Obama and current president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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Tuesday, July 01, 2025

Could Trump Deport Elon Musk? A Legal and Political Analysis

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Could Trump Deport Elon Musk? A Legal and Political Analysis

The question of whether Donald Trump, as the 47th President of the United States, could deport Elon Musk hinges on Musk’s immigration status, U.S. law, and the practical application of immigration enforcement. Below is a clear and concise analysis of the legal feasibility, based on available information and legal principles, while critically examining the narrative and avoiding unsupported assumptions.

Key Points on Musk’s Status and Deportation Law

  1. Musk’s Citizenship
    Elon Musk, born in South Africa, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2002 after immigrating first to Canada and then to the United States. As a naturalized citizen, Musk enjoys the same constitutional protections as native-born citizens, with the exception that he is not eligible to become president.

  2. Grounds for Deportation of a U.S. Citizen

    • Denaturalization: A naturalized citizen can only be deported if their citizenship is first revoked through a legal process known as denaturalization. Under U.S. law (8 U.S.C. § 1451), this can occur if citizenship was obtained through fraud or willful misrepresentation of material facts, or if the individual engaged in certain serious crimes such as treason, terrorism, or membership in subversive organizations within five years of naturalization.

    • Material Misrepresentation: Reports suggest that Musk may have worked in the U.S. without proper authorization during the mid-1990s while on a student visa, which he did not use to enroll at Stanford as initially planned. If Musk failed to disclose this during his naturalization process, it could theoretically constitute a material misrepresentation. However, legal experts argue that such minor violations from decades ago would likely be considered immaterial and would not have disqualified him from citizenship.

  3. Legal Process for Denaturalization

    • Denaturalization must be pursued through a federal court by the Department of Justice (DOJ), with a high burden of proof required to show clear and convincing evidence of fraud or criminal conduct. The president cannot unilaterally order denaturalization.

    • Even if Musk’s citizenship were revoked, deportation would require a separate immigration process, complete with due process and opportunities for appeal.

    • Historical precedent shows that during Trump’s first term, the DOJ initiated an increased number of denaturalization cases, but these typically involved clear and recent fraud or serious criminal activity.

  4. Trump’s Statements and Political Context

    • In July 2025, Trump suggested he might “take a look” at deporting Musk amid a political feud over a federal spending bill. He also hinted at using the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which Musk once led, as a tool for retribution. However, Trump made no specific legal allegations.

    • Steve Bannon, a close Trump ally, also called for Musk’s deportation, citing his South African origin, past immigration issues, and unverified allegations of drug use. These claims appear politically motivated and lack credible legal basis.

    • Some viral posts on X (formerly Twitter) from progressive-leaning accounts have suggested that Democrats might support Musk’s deportation under Trump’s proposed mass deportation policies, but these posts appear satirical or speculative, not grounded in fact.

  5. Practical Challenges

    • Minor Violations: Legal analysts such as Aaron Reichlin-Melnick of the American Immigration Council argue that minor infractions like unauthorized employment decades ago are unlikely to justify denaturalization.

    • Time Factor: While there is technically no statute of limitations for denaturalization based on fraud, courts generally treat older cases with greater skepticism unless they involve egregious misconduct or national security concerns.

    • Political and Economic Implications: Musk is the CEO of major American companies such as Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI, all of which have deep ties to national infrastructure and federal contracts. Deportation proceedings against him would provoke political backlash, economic disruption, and likely legal resistance.

Is Deportation a Legal Option?

  • Theoretically Possible: If clear evidence emerged that Musk knowingly lied about material facts during his naturalization process, the DOJ could initiate denaturalization proceedings. If successful, Musk could be stripped of his citizenship and subjected to immigration proceedings.

  • Highly Unlikely in Practice:

    • The alleged unauthorized work dates back to the 1990s and is based on secondhand reports and disputed documentation. Musk has denied any wrongdoing and insists he was authorized to work.

    • Experts such as attorney Greg Siskind assert that even if Musk had worked illegally, disclosure would not have automatically disqualified him from citizenship—thus, it likely doesn’t rise to the level of “material misrepresentation.”

    • The legal process is long, complex, and requires judicial approval, making politically motivated attempts difficult to pursue.

    • Trump’s remarks appear to be retaliatory in nature, driven by political disagreements with Musk rather than grounded legal strategy. As of July 2025, there is no public evidence that the DOJ is investigating Musk’s citizenship.

Critical Perspective

The conversation around Musk’s potential deportation appears to be more political theater than legal reality. Musk was a prominent Trump supporter in 2024, reportedly donating over $250 million to his campaign. Their falling out over policy matters, including Musk’s public opposition to Trump’s recent budget, seems to have triggered retaliatory rhetoric rather than genuine legal action.

Calls for deportation—whether from Trump allies like Bannon or online provocateurs—lack solid legal footing. The Washington Post’s reporting on Musk’s immigration history adds nuance but does not offer compelling evidence of fraud that would withstand legal scrutiny. Moreover, Musk’s economic and strategic value to the U.S. government likely makes any action against him unpalatable for political and institutional actors alike.

Conclusion

While it is technically possible to denaturalize and deport a U.S. citizen like Elon Musk, doing so would require strong, recent, and material evidence of fraud or criminal activity—something that does not appear to exist in Musk’s case. The alleged immigration violations are decades old, minor, and legally insufficient to trigger denaturalization. Trump’s threats seem more like political bluster than actionable legal moves. For a clearer understanding of the issue, one should consult immigration attorneys or official government resources—rather than rely on partisan media or social media speculation.




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Sunday, June 29, 2025

Billionaire Politics, Elon Musk Style

 


Billionaire Politics, Elon Musk Style

When Elon Musk took over Neuralink, he didn’t start the company from scratch. He simply inserted himself into the leadership structure and declared himself CEO. That’s a pattern that’s become all too familiar with Musk’s ventures. Neuralink. The Boring Company. xAI. All hyped as Musk-driven innovations, yet run largely by talented teams who do the actual work while Musk parachutes in, makes grand proclamations, and leaves. He spends minimal time but takes maximum credit. His involvement inflates valuations and his personal wealth, like clockwork.

A 2T Cut

But what happens when a man who governs this way tries to do the same in politics?

Musk’s recent foray into the political arena—through what some are calling the DOGE platform (Defenders of Government Efficiency)—reveals a dangerous mismatch between Silicon Valley executive culture and democratic governance. He approached the U.S. government like it was another Neuralink—something he could "optimize" by dropping in, tweeting a few big ideas, and watching others fall in line.

His goal? Cut $2 trillion from the federal budget. In principle, a noble ambition. Trimming waste, closing corporate tax loopholes, and reforming the defense budget are all valid avenues. There is room for smart austerity and lean governance.

But Musk didn’t come with a scalpel. He came with a cleaver.

A 2T Cut

His first move? Eliminate America’s entire foreign aid budget. Not defense contractors, not bloated subsidies to fossil fuel industries. No, he targeted some of the world’s most vulnerable people—those with no voice in Washington, no PACs, no billion-dollar lobbyists. It was heartless. And politically tone-deaf.

That’s the deeper issue with Musk’s style. He understands engineering, not empathy. He thinks in rocket trajectories, not human consequences. His Mars dreams are a perfect metaphor: thrilling on the surface, disastrous when you factor in people. The psychological toll of space travel, the physical toll of zero gravity, the barren hostility of Martian life—none of that is in his calculus. Just like in government, where he treated policy like physics: give direction, press launch, expect results.

But government doesn’t work like that.

Democracy demands dialogue, not decree. To cut $2 trillion responsibly, you need public input, bipartisan compromise, and legislative nuance. You can’t Neuralink your way out of governance. You have to listen. Build consensus. Accept that people matter more than platforms.

If Musk really wants to reform government, the first thing he needs to do is reprogram his own instincts.

The good news? Let the conversation begin.




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Tuesday, June 10, 2025

10: Musk

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Russian navy officers 'sabotage submarines in Black Sea Fleet' as Putin faces army unrest Ukraine claimed to have decimated about a third of the fleet's 80 vessels through the use of drones and missiles, including the sinking of the Moskva, the fleet's former flagship, along with other critical assets like the Rostov-on-Don Kilo-class submarine and Ropucha-class landing crafts........ Recent reports indicate that the Black Sea Fleet's submarines, stationed in Novorossiysk, are experiencing persistent mechanical issues ........ In this case, Ukrainian saboteurs are not the accused; instead, suspicion falls on the fleet's own crew. ........... all the breakdowns have obvious signs of interference: a loose lubricator drive, a gearbox failure, etc." ........ "The main suspects are the junior officers who arrived to continue their service." ......... Meanwhile, Putin is facing increasing pressure from within the Russian army to seek peace as casualties continue to mount........ A high-ranking officer serving on the Kursk front told pro-Kremlin military blogger Maxim Kalashnikov: "I would stop the war altogether. I would just say: 'That's it! Stop!'".

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Ugly slurs hurled at Steve Bannon as Elon Musk goes off deep end “Bannon is such a r-----ed liar. Dumber than a doorstop,” Musk posted on his X account. “SpaceX revenue this year will be $15.5B and NASA is only worth $1.1B." ....... “If Bannon’s dumb ... reasoning made any sense, then anyone who bought products from any company would automatically own that company,” Musk added. “Bannon is truly peak r----d.” ................ “You’re going to tell me we should allow some ... punk to sit there and say he should be impeached, and [vice president] JD [Vance] should step in?” Bannon told Politico’s Playbook. “We’re going to go to ... war, and I’m going to rip your ... face off.

'A warning sign': Trump under fire for new violent slogan as he sends Marines to LA President Donald Trump has unveiled a new slogan amid the ongoing protests in Los Angeles, warning critics of his deportation policies, “If you spit, we will hit”—a statement critics say could incite violence. As tensions rise, Trump is escalating the federal response, expanding the National Guard presence and now ordering U.S. Marines into the city......... “'If they spit, we will hit.' This is a statement from the President of the United States concerning the catastrophic Gavin Newscum inspired Riots going on in Los Angeles. The Insurrectionists have a tendency to spit in the face of the National Guardsmen/women, and others. These Patriots are told to accept this, it’s just the way life runs. But not in the Trump Administration. IF THEY SPIT, WE WILL HIT, and I promise you they will be hit harder than they have ever been hit before. Such disrespect will not be tolerated!" ....... "And I told them, nobody's gonna spit on our police officers. Nobody's gonna spit on our military, which they do as a common thing. They get up to 'em this far away, and then they start spitting in their face. That happens, they get hit very hard." ....... On Monday afternoon, Trump also ordered 500-700 Marines to the city, in addition to the 1,000 National Guard troops previously dispatched. .............. "Use of Force rules are unclear but the Marines will not be in a law enforcement role. Not clear the rules for response if someone throws bottles or rocks at them." .............. "Cruelty isn’t a policy, it’s a warning sign," wrote investment banker Evaristus Odinikaeze on Sunday, in response to Trump's remarks. "'They spit, we hit' isn’t leadership, it’s incitement. Brutality, dehumanization, and escalation are the ethos of authoritarian regimes. This is far from law and order. It’s about power through fear. And we must resist this evil." .......... "Be very clear," warned Lincoln Project co-founder Jennifer Horn. "The intentions of the President of the United States would be served by real violence erupting in the streets of LA. That's why he uses language like 'insurrection' and phrases like 'if they spit, we hit.' He's just looking for an excuse."

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“Nearshoring,” where production is moved to closer or more friendly countries, is seen as a more likely result of tariffs, with Mexico, Vietnam, and India expected to be big beneficiaries, a Bank of America report showed. .......

Tariffs are set to be a big win for one North American country: Mexico.

........ while higher import taxes pushed by President Donald Trump may bring some manufacturing back to the U.S., the policy is more likely to create even more production opportunities for nearby countries like Mexico. ......... According to the BofA Global Research survey, only 20% of respondents expect that tariffs and other policy changes will result in significant “reshoring,” where manufacturing that is based in another country is relocated to the U.S. Instead, nearly two in five said that relocation back to the U.S. is more likely to be "mild" and focused on specific sectors. .......... “Therefore, nearshoring, or friendshoring, appears much more likely to benefit from tariffs this time around,” the June 5 report said. “Mexico is considered to be a net beneficiary from the [move] from cost efficiency to geopolitical risk management.” ......... Trump has argued that tariffs will benefit the U.S. economy, namely that they will bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and reduce the U.S. trade deficit. However, the report showed that most reshoring is likely to occur in select industries like electronics, biotechnology, and metals and mining.

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Greta Thunberg denounces Gaza ‘war crimes’ after being deported from Israel
Trump Says He's Done Playing By The Rules With Military Forces “You have to remember, I’ve been here before and I went right by every rule. And I waited for governors to say, ‘Send in the National Guard.’ They wouldn’t do it,” Trump said from the Oval Office as protests mount against his mass deportation campaign in Los Angeles. ...... “I said to myself, if that stuff happens again, we’ve got to make faster decisions, because they don’t want to do it,” he said of his thoughts during past mass protest events. ........

the protests, which have gone on for days in the Los Angeles area and are now spreading nationwide.

...... “Deploying over 4,000 federalized military forces to quell a protest or prevent future protests despite the lack of evidence that local law enforcement was incapable of asserting control and ensuring public safety during such protests represents the exact type of intrusion on State Power that is at the heart of the Tenth Amendment,” the lawsuit argued.

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'A warning sign': Trump under fire for new violent slogan as he sends Marines to LA California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Monday it was clear there was “no risk of rebellion, no threat of foreign invasion, no inability for the federal government to enforce federal laws” when Trump sent in the National Guard......... The Trump administration defended it actions by citing a federal law allowing the president to deploy National Guard units if the U.S. is invaded or faces “rebellion or danger of rebellion” or if the president is “unable with the regular forces to execute the laws of the United States.”

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