It is an orthodox hasidic movement.

Chabad's messianic ideology sparked controversy in the Jewish Orthodox world, engendering recrimination against Chabad. Schneerson's 1994 death shocked many followers. The movement did not appoint a new leader, and is split between "moderates", who prefer not to discuss the Messianic question, and "Messianics" who claim that he did not truly die and will reappear.

Sounds a lot like the 2nd coming of Jesus, no?

In addition, Schneerson emphasized spreading awareness of preparing for and the coming of the moshiach Jewish messiah, consistent with his philosophy. He wrote on the responsibility to reach out to teach every fellow Jew with love, and implored that all Jews believe in the imminent coming of the moshiach as explained by Maimonides. He argued that redemption was predicated on Jews doing good deeds, and that gentiles should be educated about the Noahide Laws. Chabad has been a prime force in disseminating awareness of these laws.

They believe when the Jewish Messiah comes, a warlike human who brings every Jew to Israel and all Jews have 800 gentiles slaves, (slave to them means a servant of the Jew who is of God) peace will be made on earth and all wars abolished. THe moshiach will stand on the Temple mount or 3rd Temple of Solomon.

Christians believe this figure to be the antichrist.

They make it clear that the noahide laws will HAVE to be followed bt gentiles. If you look deeply into the noahide laws, there are things such as death by decapitation. Which would be done by a procurator if one idolizes an idol such as Jesus.

Trump gives millions to this cult.