Daysi Gonzalez is a Democrat operative and is currently working to elect Democrats. She also may lose her legal status in America on September 9th, so she is considering self-deportation.
Daysi González is a political consultant who works on campaigns to elect Democrats across the country. She is also one of an estimated 200,000 Salvadorans whose legal immigration status is set to expire on September 9th—and one of about a million immigrants in the widening gyre… pic.twitter.com/VNTfHA9hXp
— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) September 6, 2026
She works for Chuck Rocha, a big time Democrat operative and he's shocked he hasn't been able to pull strings and help her keep her status. The current plan is to allow her to work as a remote worker if and when she is deported. So, basically foreigners working on American elections. That sounds less than ideal.
White pill story of the day https://t.co/xL0errNRwX
— captive dreamer (@captive_dreamer) September 7, 2026
This seems good.
— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) September 7, 2026
I want more high-skilled workers, not imported political operatives.
I can't think of any good reason why we would want to support immigration for people who are just interested in meddling in this country's politics rather than working a real job. https://t.co/68ZuKrhHUU
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Seems like she needs to move back to El Salvador and get a job there.
“Rocha has offered to keep her as a remote worker”
— Oilfield Rando (@Oilfield_Rando) September 7, 2026
In other words, a foreign operative in a foreign country will be running Democrat political campaigns in America.
Realize where we are. https://t.co/dwujR7so3Q
It's not good.
Call me far right or a bigot if you want but I don’t think non-citizens should EVER work in politics here in the US. 15 years ago this was just common sense. The fact that she’s been working on political campaigns to elect Democrats when she’s NOT a citizen here should make… https://t.co/4y1FqLim4B
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) September 7, 2026
Particularly when there is no telling what information she had access to.
This woman came to America 25 years ago and got TPS (the T is supposed to stand for “temporary”).
— Robert Sterling (@RobertMSterling) September 7, 2026
Since then, El Salvador has become one of the safest countries in the world. The murder rate is 67% lower than NYC’s.
So her TPS is expiring and she’s going home.
Why is this bad? https://t.co/9U3K6EHBwf
It should have happened long ago.
How great! https://t.co/lFto7KZe1v
— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) September 7, 2026
Glad to see The New Yorker coming around and advertising the administration’s triumphs. https://t.co/tNRzm7l11y
— Blake Neff (@BlakeSNeff) September 7, 2026
We should deport more Democrats.
We’re deporting democratic political operatives and you’re blackpilling? https://t.co/gaWR4wNQSM
— McCarthyist Republican (@Morris_Fan_) September 7, 2026
President Trump's immigration policies are reducing foreign interference in American elections. This is the kind of centrist, nonpartisan immigration policy we need. https://t.co/LUiEJCDwjC
— Josiah Lippincott (@jlippincott) September 7, 2026
This should be celebrated as a good thing.
https://t.co/S8PFhtDMbx pic.twitter.com/Jrvgf0DxMg
— Kevin Bass (@kevinnbass) September 7, 2026
Listen, we already love President Trump!