While a bunch of people in Los Angeles are 'just having fun watching cars burn,' there are other places in America where the immigration debate is raging. Just, you know, without as many cinder blocks being thrown at federal agents. 

In what might be the most ironic and least self-aware article we have seen from them in quite some time, The Washington Post wants America to know that the residents of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket are extremely worried that deportations of illegal immigrants might impact the 'backbone' of the elitists' workforce. 

Hey, we can't blame them. Have you seen the size of the Obama estate's lawn? It probably takes a whole team of illegals an entire week to mow that bad boy. 

LOL. He heckled them? Such courage. That'll show 'em! 

But that's a very interesting line in the Post's article above. The liberal enclave is known for 'welcoming everyone,' is it? 

That's funny. Because we can remember a time not too long ago when Martha's Vineyard wouldn't even let illegals stay there for a whole weekend. 

Hey, the lady in that video looks familiar. We definitely recall when she and her fellow residents were so very, very 'welcoming' to 'undocumented citizens' a couple of years back.

NO! The National Guard, you say? How many Waymo cars did the illegals in Martha's Vineyard set on fire when Ron DeSantis sent them there? 

Oh, that's right. Zero. 

But the people couldn't wait to yeet the immigrants off the island anyway. 

Research? What's that? 

But that was (D)ifferent ... or something. 

You couldn't even make it up. 

Aside from the hypocrisy and lack of self-awareness, though, many couldn't help but notice that the real problem on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket was that mean old President Trump was taking away the rich folks' slave labor. 

They can't do it themselves. They just got mani-pedis, for crying out loud.

We'll light a candle for them. 

And we all know how much they hate Americans. 

That is one tiny violin right there, but we think we need one that's a little smaller. 

Maybe Ant-Man can get one from the quantum realm.

The more things change, the more ... well, you know the rest. 

And in a final touch of 'Oopsies,' are the residents of the Massachusetts islands admitting to a crime by referring to illegals as the 'backbone' of their workforce?

Ruh-roh. 

If you can't read the screenshots above, according to the Department of Justice and existing statute, the poor rich folks might be in for some stiff penalties: 

Subsection 1324a(f) provides that any person or entity that engages in a "pattern or practice" of violations of subsection (a)(1)(A) or (a)(2) shall be fined not more than $3000 for each unauthorized alien with respect to whom such a violation occurs, imprisoned for not more than six months for the entire pattern or practice, or both

D'oh! 

We hope James Taylor, Ted Danson, and Mary Steenburgen have some deep pockets and like the color orange. 

Regardless of any consequences for the residents of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, we have to hand it to The Washington Post. They managed to hit the dead legacy media trifecta.

They completely contradicted their narrative from just a few years ago, they accidentally confirmed the truth that leftists love slave labor, and they may have inadvertently implicated everyone in federal crimes. 

Not bad for a day's work in the legacy media.

Editor's Note: The mainstream media continues to deflect, gaslight, spin, and lie.  

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