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  • 'Get A Sugar Daddy': Austin Ad Urges Immigrants To Use Dating Site To Dodge Deportation - Texas

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    A dating site that connects wealthy benefactors with younger partners placed an ad in Austin urging immigrants to use the site to avoid deportation. The marketing officer said they decided to run the controversial ad in response to Trump's deportation plans. While some TV stations rejected the ad, the officer said Hispanic women make up a third of their users, so the ad was aimed at speaking to that demographic. A local lawyer criticized the ad for promoting a dangerous situation.

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    A dating site that connects wealthy benefactors with younger partners placed an ad in Austin urging immigrants to use the site to avoid deportation. The marketing officer said they decided to run the controversial ad in response to Trump's deportation plans. While some TV stations rejected the ad, the officer said Hispanic women make up a third of their users, so the ad was aimed at speaking to that demographic. A local lawyer criticized the ad for promoting a dangerous situation.

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    'Get A Sugar Daddy': Austin Ad Urges Immigrants To Use Dating Site To Dodge Deportation - Texas

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    A dating site that connects wealthy benefactors with younger partners placed an ad in Austin urging immigrants to use the site to avoid deportation. The marketing officer said they decided to run the controversial ad in response to Trump's deportation plans. While some TV stations rejected the ad, the officer said Hispanic women make up a third of their users, so the ad was aimed at speaking to that demographic. A local lawyer criticized the ad for promoting a dangerous situation.

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    'Get a sugar daddy': Austin ad urges immigrants to use dating site to dodge

    deportation | Texas
    Dallas Morning News 7 hours ago

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    "We had a couple approvals, but we got a lot more denials," said Jacob Webster, chief
    marketing officer for arrangementfinders.com. "All the major markets in terms of Los
    Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix and Dallas denied us." Webster told KEYE-TV that he
    decided to run the ad in response to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's
    claim that he'd deport 11 million immigrants in the country illegally. Webster also told
    several stations that a third of the company's users are Hispanic women, which factored into
    the company's ad. "How could we speak to this growing demographic for this site in a way
    where we could get the max effect?" he told Fox 7. Thomas Esparza Jr., an Austin-based
    lawyer ...
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