The Mindset Of Some Black People Is Something I Will Never Understand—Bongo

Ghanaian social commentator Albert Nat Hyde, popularly known as Bongo Ideas, has criticised Ghanaian-born blogger Samuel Sey following reports that he has been detained by United States immigration authorities in Ohio.

In a Facebook post shared on Monday, October 26, 2026, Bongo Ideas questioned Sey’s reported situation, linking it to his alleged support for US President Donald Trump’s mass deportation policies.

The commentator expressed frustration over what he considers a contradiction in the position of some Black people who support strict immigration enforcement despite the possibility of such measures affecting members of their own communities.

“The mindset of some Black people is something I will never understand,” Bongo Ideas wrote, expressing his disagreement with those who support policies that could result in immigrants being removed from the United States.

He further argued that deportation can have serious consequences for affected individuals, particularly those who have spent years establishing businesses, acquiring properties and building their livelihoods in the country.

According to Bongo Ideas, immigrants who are forced to return to their countries of origin may struggle with the loss of investments and other opportunities they worked hard to secure. He suggested that Sey’s reported detention raises questions about the possible implications of supporting strict immigration policies.

The social commentator’s remarks have added to wider discussions about immigration enforcement, political allegiance and whether individuals who support tougher deportation measures have adequately considered how such policies might affect them.

Trump’s immigration agenda has remained a subject of debate, with supporters emphasising stricter enforcement while critics raise concerns about the impact of deportations on immigrants, families and communities.

Bongo Ideas’ comments reflect his personal criticism of what he views as an inconsistency among some supporters of the policies.

However, the circumstances surrounding Sey’s reported detention have not been independently established in the information provided. His alleged detention and the details of his immigration case therefore remain matters requiring verification.

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