Do not allow Trump to enact indentured servitude in the USA

Trump’s Immigration Plan Is Indentured Servitude—With a Red Hat On… Trump’s latest immigration “solution” isn’t a policy. It’s a plantation. A system where human beings are allowed to exist only if they stay obedient to the person who signs their paycheck. No rights. No recourse. Just a boot on the neck and a MAGA sticker slapped on the shackle. He wants to hand undocumented immigrants over to farmers and employers—literally—and let them stay in the country only if their boss sponsors them. Not because they earned it, not because they have rights, but because a landowner said “this one’s useful.” That’s not immigration reform. That’s indentured servitude. That’s slavery with paperwork. And every American with a conscience should be howling from the rooftops. Imagine it. A woman picks fruit for 12 hours in 105-degree heat. Her hands bleed. Her back breaks. Her boss threatens to dock her pay if she takes a water break. She can’t complain. She can’t leave. Because the moment she does, she’s “illegal” again. Deportable. Expendable. He owns her status now. That’s not freedom. That’s economic violence with the full backing of the state. And don’t buy the lie that this is about protecting jobs. It’s about protecting power. Trump’s regime doesn’t want fewer immigrants. It wants more helpless ones. More who will work in silence. Obey in fear. Vote never. Speak never. Strike never. He’s not solving a labor crisis—he’s creating a permanent underclass. A voiceless, rightless, disposable workforce to serve the elite. The 1800s are calling—and Trump’s letting them write policy again. This is the America he wants: one where brown bodies work the fields while white billionaires sign the checks. Where your legal status is as stable as your boss’s mood. Where the Constitution has an asterisk next to your name—unless you’re rich, white, and ruthless. The cruelty is the point, and the control is the prize. You either serve, or you’re removed. That’s not democracy. That’s despotism in a tractor hat.