JD Vance threatens to DEPORT fashion blogger 'The Menswear Guy' after saying his pants were too short

Daily Mail​

a day ago

Vice President JD Vance indicated he would deport a fashion blogger after he revealed he was an illegal immigrant to the United States, protesting the ongoing response to the riots in Los Angeles.
Social media user 'Derek Guy,' a self-identified 'menswear writer' revealed in a lengthy public post on social media that he was an illegal illegal immigrant, as his father and mother entered the United States illegally and brought him to the country as a baby.
'I came here without legal documentation, I eventually fell into the category of being an undocumented immigrant,' he wrote. 'Yet, I've been in the United States since I was a baby. My identity and roots are very much based in this country, no different from anyone else.'
The social media menswear critic frequently criticizes right-wing political figures by sharing unflattering photos of them and mocking their suits and choice of clothing.
Vance supporters joked that the vice president had the opportunity to do the 'funniest thing ever,' after readers flagged the writer's multiple critical posts of the vice president's suits and clothing.
In response, Vance shared a gif of actor Jack Nicholson grinning and nodding in agreement, an apparent joke in response to the ongoing protests from the left about the Trump administration deporting illegal immigrants.
The menswear writer replied by mocking Vance's clothes again, including a photo of Vance's pants appearing to be too short as he sat in a couch and wearing a shirt with tight-fitting sleeves.
'I think i can outrun you in these clothes,' he taunted.
The Department of Homeland Security account reaction by posting a GIF featuring a character from the 'Spy Kids' movie series, indicating they were further scrutinizing his immigration status.
The writer further taunted conservatives cheering his deportation by reminding them he was originally from Vietnam before he and his parents moved to Canada and finally the United States.
'Wait, who won the US-Vietnam war?' he asked.
'A midget trying to outrun the VP would be the funniest fail of the year,' wrote one of Vance's supporters.
You don't have to outrun JD Vance. You have to outrun ICE,' wrote another Vance supporter.
The writer further reacted to the news coverage of his social media exchange with the vice president after his posts went viral.
'Honestly didn't expect this is what would happen when i joined a menswear forum 15 years ago,' he wrote, sharing screenshots of the headlines. 'Was originally trying to look nice for someone else's wedding.'