As I mentioned briefly on the thread below, our 90-day wonders are in no danger of dissipating as it is unlikely the Trump administration is going to tamper with the Visa Waiver Program.  The reason is that its reciprocal, which means if you keep South Korean's from coming here under the program, it would also mean US citizens would not be able to go THERE, which is going to piss off a lot of tourists and businessmen.  Its more likely that if any countries are revoked in the Visa Waiver Program, they will be certain countries in Europe after they find out terrorists are using them as a layover before coming here.

However, what MAY more likely affect our Kgirls is the crackdown on Sanctuary Cities.  Many more of our Kgirls have been arrested for prostitution than most hobbyists realize, but most of these have occurred in sanctuary cities where no inquiry was made into their immigration status.  As we all know, most of the long-time veteran Kgirls came here as 90-day wonders and just stayed on.  When they are busted, they are treated no differently than American working girls, i.e., usually a fine, probation, and possible attending hooker aversion school.  This may change soon as Cities get in line with the law that requires notification and turnover of illegals to Federal authorities.  Some cities are talking tough right now about defying the Feds, but will probably cave in when they lose their Federal funding, which makes up a big chunk of local city budgets.  If they are deported as criminals, its unlikely they will ever be back unless they are able to enter illegally.  In short, don't be surprised in the coming years if some of our favorites are deported because they no longer have sanctuary.  On the plus side, there will likely be a continuing stream of new girls coming for 90 days at a time, at least for the near future.