Trump Burger Chen owner visa overstay faces exile for allegations

A co-owner of the Trump-branded burger chain in Texas is facing exile as the officials alleged that Lebanese National has abolished his visa, “Sham” is engaged in marriage and is a criminal record that includes an attack allegation.

28-year-old Restaurant, Roland Mehraz Bayin, entered the United States as a non-migrant visitor in 2019 and remained illegally in the country, when his visa ended in February 2024, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) told Fox News Digital on Saturday.

Bayin – which currently operates Trump Burger locations in Houston, Belville, Flatonia and Came – opened the first restaurant in Belville in 2020, but according to local reports, was never authorized to use Trump name or branding. Trump Organization, President Donald Trump’s private business, sent a conflict-change letter to Belville place earlier this year, Fayet County Record Informed

Officials said Bayin’s political inclination would not remove him from action on illegal immigration of President Donald Trump.

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A ICE spokesperson told Fox News Digital on Saturday, “Despite the false claims, Rolland Mehraz Bayin has no immigration benefits that prevent their arrest or removal from the United States.” “Under the current administration, ice is committed to restoring integrity for our country’s immigration system, which justifies all individuals who illegally enter the country or reduce their entry conditions. Regardless of that you have true or regardless of political beliefs.”

The US Department of Homeland Security said that the officials, after accepting their own family members, quashed Bayin’s petition for immigration status that his marriage was “a shame designed to game the system.”

“Homeland Security Department has zero tolerance for immigration fraud,” the DHS spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement on Saturday, and the claims of this person are baseless. ” “This person has no green card, has a history of illegal marriage, and is accused of an attack. DHS is pursuing all legal paths to address this major misuse of our immigration laws.”

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Bayin has denied the allegations, called him “not true” Statement to Houston Chronicle,

In May, the restaurant was arrested by the Ice and kept in immigration proceedings, but the bond was given in June, the agency said, saying that its exile case would continue to move through the courts.

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Bayon’s Burger Chen has been included in branding conflicts and other trade disputes this year.

In February, the lawyers of the Trump Organization sent a conflict-and-object letter to Trump Burger, alleging that “misleading the public is believed to have believed that your business is affiliated to the Trump organization or supported by our customers,” according to the Fayet County Record.

“We were surprised to learn that you are clearly violated by operating at least three restaurants under Trump’s Value Organization’s valuable and well -established intellectual property under Trump name and brand,” the letter was read.

The company demanded a Bayin stop using the Trump brand, scrubbing all references from marketing materials, and allegedly aroused “a complete accounting of all revenue”, providing the Fayet County Records stated that if the demands are not met, the letter warns of legal action.

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According to Houston Chronicle, in a separate case in June, the restaurant sued its Kamah, Texas, Landlord, Archie Patterson, who allegedly excluded employees and controlled the location. Patterson responded with his own trial, accusing Bayin’s Bayin, said the outlet said.

Trump Organization and Biny, Jeffrey S. The lawyer representing Binny did not immediately respond to the request of the comment from Fox News Digital on Saturday.