John Oliver Has Concerns About His Green Card Status in Light of Trump’s Travel Ban

John Oliver returns this Sunday with the first new Last Week Tonight in months, meaning dude is practically everywhere right now. On Tuesday, Oliver joined Stephen Colbert on The Late Show for a wide-ranging discussion on all the White House fuckery he's missed out on since taking a pause last November. Oliver, a green card holder, saved the bulk of his ire for the Trump administration's recent Muslim ban chaos.

"It's pretty much just some cosmetic differences," Oliver said of what he's missed since kicking off his hiatus. "The cosmetic difference really being flames, and the fact America is in it." The day of Trump's inauguration, Oliver astutely explained, was equivalent to staring down a train that's most certainly going to run you over.

"It feels like his inauguration day was 114 years ago," Oliver told Colbert. "We have a long way to go. It's going to be hard. It's easy to be angry on adrenaline, right? But it's much, much harder when you are just tired. And this is going to be exhausting." When Colbert noted we quite possibly have four years of this to endure, Oliver corrected him. "Why not 12?" he said. "Words don't mean anything anymore. Why would numbers?"

Later during the 10-minute chat, Colbert asked Oliver if he feared deportation under the new administration. And that's when Oliver turned the Last Week Tonight-ness up to 11 and let it ride: