Trump: Feeding Himself While His People Go Hungry

Donald Trump’s second term has coincided with two undeniable trends: more and more American families struggling just to survive, yet his personal fortune is skyrocketing. According to Forbes, Trump’s net worth jumped from roughly $4.3 billion in 2024 to about $7.3 billion by late 2025 — a gain of roughly $3 billion in just over a year (forbes.com).

Meanwhile, everyday people are dealing with increases in many of their basic expenses, such as rent and groceries; living costs such as electricity and gas; health insurance; and more (cbsnews.com) — leaving people feeling the miserable crunch of lowering their living standards and/or going without because they can no longer afford the cost of living in America like they did before Trump.

And this economic decline in our nation — affecting non-billionaires while Trump caters to the wealthy and creates hardship for the majority of Americans — is not over. In fact, it is only the beginning if enforcement and trade pressures continue. To make matters worse, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office now projects deficits will be about $1.4 trillion higher over the next decade — all thanks to Trump’s spending policies (thefiscaltimes.com). It’s the kind of staggering number that feels like a storm cloud looming over households, ready to strike an economy already stretched to the breaking point.

During this same period, Congress passed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act,’ funneling roughly $170 billion into immigration and border enforcement — one of the largest federal investments in ICE history (americanimmigrationcouncil.org). Critics argue that while this money isn’t coming directly out of food stamps or hospitals, massive enforcement spending inevitably squeezes other priorities, leaving everyday Americans to pick up the pieces (nilc.org).

Heaven wants you to see the widening gap between the few who gain and the many who suffer. The few who gain are Trump and the billionaire boys’ and girls’ club he is invested in; the ones who suffer are the citizens he promised to serve and protect as President of the United States.

ICE: Trump’s Personal Enforcement Machine

ICE expanded significantly under Trump’s rule — more agents, more raids, more disruption, more damage, more lawsuits, and more expenses cleaning up his reckless tirades. Guess who bears the cost? Everyday families and vulnerable communities (americanimmigrationcouncil.org, trac.syr.edu). Analysts note that ICE often operates in areas of political or economic significance, reinforcing priorities that serve the Trump administration’s broader agenda (nilc.org, americanimmigrationcouncil.org).

Worse than that, Trump’s motive is far from pure or even rational. God has revealed that he is “purposefully targeting cities that did not vote for him as a way to retaliate against them — and punish them.”

It’s pure evil.

At the same time, federal contracts for detention facilities and service providers grew, creating opportunities for companies connected to political networks supporting Trump — creating even more unnecessary and unwanted expenses for us to bear (washingtonpost.com, trac.syr.edu). While there is no public evidence that ICE funding flows directly to Trump, observers highlight the timing and overlap with enforcement growth and federal contracting as notable (citizensforethics.org). It’s transparent — please look at what you cannot deny.

ICE’s global impact is also striking. Aggressive deportations and cross-border collaborations have drawn criticism from human rights organizations and foreign governments (as they should!), complicating diplomacy and affecting labor markets abroad (amnesty.org, cfr.org). Economists warn that ICE’s operations, paired with trade tensions, ripple through global supply chains, increasing costs and straining industries that depend on migrant labor (forbes.com, reuters.com). More money being wasted — all because of Trump’s revenge-and-punish tour.

Why Trump Benefits

ICE operates as a multi-layered tool: it enforces immigration law, strengthens ties with friendly industries and allies, and signals power on the world stage (forbes.com, citizensforethics.org). Policy analysts note that these enforcement choices often hit areas that matter politically or financially, giving the impression of a “personal police force” serving the powerful significantly more than the people (americanimmigrationcouncil.org, nilc.org).

And that is exactly what Trump has created — his very own personal squad trained to obey his orders and serve him; which is exactly what he did most notably in Minneapolis and other cities.

Trump’s and His Friends’ Increasing Personal Wealth

Trump’s personal fortune has exploded alongside all of this. His $7.3 billion net worth in late 2025 comes from media and tech ventures, including $2.4 billion in crypto and liquid assets, $2 billion in Trump Media & Technology Group holdings, and roughly $1.3 billion in real estate (forbes.com).

Trump’s use of his position as President also extends to making sure his family gets filthy rich. His children and friends have benefited enormously, making deals that have created extreme wealth for them as well: Donald Trump Jr. (~$500 million), Eric Trump (~$750 million), Ivanka Trump (~$100 million), Barron Trump (~$150 million), and Jared Kushner (> $1 billion) (people.com). Other influential allies in Trump’s orbit include Elon Musk ($500–690 billion), Peter Thiel ($27.5 billion), Bill Ackman (~$9.2 billion), and Antonio Gracias (~$2.2 billion) (bloomberg.com, forbes.com, en.wikipedia.org, timesofindia.indiatimes.com).

There’s no public evidence that policy decisions directly padded Trump’s accounts — but the coincidence of enormous wealth growth alongside ICE expansion, trade maneuvers, and military actions abroad is enough to make critics scratch their heads (forbes.com, citizensforethics.org). It’s the kind of thing that fuels debate — and visions — about who really benefits from the way Washington is run.

Global Consequences

ICE isn’t just a domestic concern. Its operations spill into international relations, trade, and human rights issues (cfr.org, amnesty.org). Deportations and labor disruptions ripple through global economies, while diplomatic tensions rise as countries react to U.S. policy (reuters.com). Economists warn that trade tensions will hit us where it hurts most — our wallets, our jobs, our food. How long before families feel the full force? (forbes.com, cfr.org).

Heaven’s Warning to You

The message is clear: the whirlwind of policies, the staggering spending, the enforcement that stretches from neighborhoods to borders — it’s all a mirror of priorities that have not just gone astray, but are designed to benefit Trump and the super-elite wealthy who scratch his back while he scratches theirs — so they can fulfill their shared goal: getting even richer by using the system — and you.

The Guides and Angels see families straining to make ends meet while the powerful grow ever richer, and they whisper warnings of the imbalance this creates. Are you listening? It’s not just numbers on a page; it’s a pulse felt in kitchens, classrooms, and hospital rooms. God is trying to get through to you about the outrage happening right under your noses before it is too late and Trump costs you more.

If you want to recover what Trump has taken — and will continue to take from you by making your economy and standard of living more uncomfortable, even miserable — then you must do something about this and try to save yourself. Again, contact Congress, senators, and other politicians and demand not just change, but insist they remove Trump and his administration, who have done you dirty.

You must fight back.

Blessings & Namaste,

Oracle Maureen

Saint Mary of Bethany

Chief Principal for Jesus, Kuan Yin, Mary, Buddha & God

Master Channeler & Spiritual Teacher