Selena Gomez responds to the “threat” Sam Parker “deporting it” after a video that was now avoided with tears
S Elena gomez Back political She called her to be deported after she published a video of tears about the President of the United States Donald TrumpImmigration policies to social media.
US Senate Smoch candidate Sam Parker has moved to X – the platform previously known as Twitter – to say “Deportation of Selena Gomez” after the American singer and actress released a video that has been deleted since then interacting with hundreds of immigration raids throughout the country.
“Selena Gomez has chosen illegal against America B/C is a descendant of the third general of the Mexican who received citizenship in amnesty 87,” he wrote.
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“She has a deserved position towards America, like her illegal followers. Celina may also be deported?”
Gomez simply responded with a white text on a black background, common to Instagram.
“Mr. Parker, Mr. Parker. Thank you for laughing and threatening,” she wrote.
Gomez was born in America and is an American citizen, so he cannot be deported.
Its ancestors fled from Mexico in the 1970s in search of a better life, which Gomez had previously eaten in a strong editorial for time Magazine in 2019.
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Gomez wrote: “Unrepresented immigration is an issue that I think every day, and I never forget the extent of my blessing in this country thanks to my family and the grace of circumstances,” Gomez wrote.
Netflix documents were also produced Live is not documentedThat followed the lives of unable families in the United States.
Parker claims to have received death threats on social media as a result of his comments.
He later said that “Selena Gomez drew strongly today” and blamed “millions of white Americans in the position of Selena Gomez.”
“Until you start understanding what America is – who is America – people like Selena Gomez will never change,” he said.
A social media storm erupted after Gomez shared a video, which has been deleted since then, apologizing with her tears that she was unable to use her celebrity position to do more to about 1,000 immigrants facing deportation after immigration raids.
“All of my people are being attacked, the children,” she said in the clip, “I am sorry” alongside the Mexican flag.
“I don’t understand. I am very sorry, I hope to do something but I can’t. I don’t know what to do. I will try everything, I promise.”
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She later deleted the clip, and instead published a black background with a white text, she reads: “It is clear that it is not acceptable to show sympathy with people.”
Parker was not the only one to comment on Gomez’s clip – Tom Human’s response to Trump during an interview with him Fox News.
Why did you ask Only murders in the building The star was not crying for those who died from Fintanel brought to the United States across the southern border.
Speaking to Sean Hanity host, Human said: “I met hundreds of … mothers and fathers who separated from their children because they buried them, because they were killed by illegal foreigners,” Human said, speaking to Sean Hanity host.
Human also asked why Gomez was not crying for children who were illegally smuggled to the United States to kill or smuggled sex – and it seems that he indicates a false claim that Trump had previously pushed him, and this taught federal statistics starkly.
The Trump administration launched an enforcement raid in the country on Sunday, as 956 people were arrested, according to the enforcement of immigration and customs (ICE).
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In addition to Chicago, immigration procedures were reported in California, Tixas, Georgia, Colorado, Puerto Rico and the American Virgin Islands, according to homeland security and drug control department.
Multiple agencies participated in concerns, including ice and officials from many of the Ministry of Justice agencies, as they targeted what they said were the threats of public safety and national security.
ICE stated that more than 1100 arrests starting on Monday as the process continues.
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