Well, well, well—another day, another left-wing influencer exposed. Derek Guy, a snarky fashion critic renowned for relentlessly mocking President Trump’s attire, has now revealed that he himself is living in America illegally. The irony would be delicious if it weren’t so infuriating.
Guy, who has built an impressive social media following by ridiculing conservatives’ fashion choices, confessed in a viral post on X that he entered the United States as an infant, illegally crossing from Canada after his family fled Vietnam in the aftermath of the Tet Offensive. “I’m still unsure whether we technically broke an immigration law,” he writes. Let me clarify for you, Derek—yes, you broke immigration laws. Laws are not suggestions, and borders are not imaginary lines drawn for amusement; they define and protect our nation’s sovereignty.
His sob story includes lamentations about how his illegal status has “totally shaped” his life, making interactions with authorities “scarier” and limiting his opportunities. While we can empathize with the plight of individuals brought here as children, the fact remains that Guy, as an adult, has chosen to flagrantly mock and belittle the very administration striving to uphold the rule of law that he openly admits to flouting. This is a classic example of liberal hypocrisy: lecturing Americans from a pedestal he has no right to stand upon.
The Department of Homeland Security, under President Trump’s decisive leadership, wasted no time responding. In a cryptically humorous yet pointed manner, DHS posted a “Spy Kids” GIF depicting covert surveillance glasses zooming in—sending a clear message that they are aware and watching closely. The post, viewed over twenty million times in mere days, underscores the administration’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws without exception, celebrity or otherwise.
Vice President JD Vance, another regular target of Guy’s relentless ridicule, also weighed in. Responding to social media calls to deport the influencer, Vance cleverly posted a meme of Jack Nicholson grinning mischievously, hinting at a potential reckoning. Predictably, Guy responded with frivolous bravado, mocking the Vice President’s attire yet again, joking, “I think I can outrun you in these clothes.” Such dismissive arrogance is precisely why ordinary Americans have grown weary of privileged elites flouting the law with impunity.
What this situation vividly illustrates is the utter contempt many liberal influencers have for American sovereignty. They believe their left-wing virtue signaling grants them immunity from the rules the rest of us faithfully follow. It doesn’t. Under President Trump’s administration, no one—no matter how many social media followers or celebrity endorsements they boast—is above the law.
Our nation’s immigration policies exist for good reason: they protect American jobs, wages, and safety. Border security is not an abstract idea; it’s a matter of national survival. Every individual who bypasses our laws undermines the very fabric of our society. And when individuals like Derek Guy exploit their illegal status to build careers attacking those who uphold the law, the insult to everyday Americans is compounded.
It’s time we send a clear message: the era of selective enforcement is over. Laws must apply equally, whether you’re a construction worker in Texas or a fashion critic in New York City. President Trump’s commitment to America First means prioritizing American citizens and legal immigrants who respect our nation’s values and sovereignty.
This isn’t about revenge or personal vendettas; it’s about principle. If Derek Guy truly respects this country, he should take responsibility for his illegal status and rectify it through the proper legal channels—not mock the very system that allowed him to thrive in the first place. And if he refuses to do so, the administration has every right—and indeed, responsibility—to enforce the laws he openly admits to breaking.
Enough is enough. President Trump’s promise was clear: America First, rule of law always. It’s a promise he’s keeping, no matter how loudly privileged influencers complain.