Trump Administration Says It's 'Deportationmaxxing' In Bizarre Adaptation Of Internet Lingo
BreakingBusinessTrump Administration Says It's 'Deportationmaxxing' In Bizarre Adaptation Of Internet LingoByConor Murray,Forbes Staff. Santiago/Getty Images)Getty ImagesKey FactsThe Department of Homeland Security’s official X account posted a graphic Friday afternoon with the word “deportationmaxxing” superimposed over a picture of authorities detaining immigrants, captioned, “Locked in. Zero compromises.”Earlier Friday, the White House posted a similar graphic with “deportationmaxxing” prominently displayed over a photo of immigrants being detained.
- ▪BreakingBusinessTrump Administration Says It's 'Deportationmaxxing' In Bizarre Adaptation Of Internet LingoByConor Murray,Forbes Staff.
- ▪Santiago/Getty Images)Getty ImagesKey FactsThe Department of Homeland Security’s official X account posted a graphic Friday afternoon with the word “deportationmaxxing” superimposed over a picture of authorities detaining immigrants, captio
- ▪Zero compromises.”Earlier Friday, the White House posted a similar graphic with “deportationmaxxing” prominently displayed over a photo of immigrants being detained.
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BreakingBusinessTrump Administration Says It's 'Deportationmaxxing' In Bizarre Adaptation Of Internet LingoByConor Murray,Forbes Staff. Murray is a Forbes news reporter covering entertainment trends.Follow AuthorJul 24, 2026, 03:36pm EDTToplineThe Trump administration boasted on social media Friday it is “deportationmaxxing,” an apparent adaptation of popular online lingo like “looksmaxxing”—the latest instance of the administration using memes or Gen Z slang to appeal to young social media users.The Trump administration bragged it is "deportationmaxxing" in social media posts Friday. (Photo by Michael M.
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