I honestly don’t know what you’re supposed to do about voters like this:

Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour, who owns Miami Chef Creole, says customers and others in the community are scared, and he might have to shut down two of his restaurants.

The effects of the Trump Administration’s ending of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants are already starting to affect Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood.

At eateries such as Chef Creole, a well-established restaurant that famously serves comfort food inspired by traditional Haitian and Bahamian dishes, the end of TPS has led to confusion, with rumors spreading about potential raids and arrests. Wilkinson “Ken” Sejour, who told CBS Evening News that he voted for Donald Trump in the 2024 election, says the end of TPS for more than 350,000 Haitians might effectively end his career in the hospitality space.

“People are scared,” Sejour said.

Sejour explained that he lost his entire management team at seven different restaurants and will likely have to close two stores.

“The end of TPS means for me that my future in the hospitality business is almost gonna be non-existent,” he added. When asked why he voted for Trump, Sejour admitted that Trump “sold to me that he was a businessman and that he would make business decisions.”

There are admittedly cases where Trump lied about what he would do, and cases where you would have to be paying much closer attention than the typical voter to know what he would do. This is very definitely not one of them. But Trump can still win because people will just ignore his very specific threats made by both him and and his running mate in viral clips…because he’s a businessman who will be good for business so he can’t mean it. Christ, this guy could file for Chapter 7 and probably still vote for Trump because he heard that Jon Ossoff will abolish the police or something.

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