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Selena Gomez cried on Instagram about Donald Trump’s Border Establishment
Selena Gomez cried and said, “I am very sorry” in the Instagram video that is now deleted. It seems that it responds to Trump’s immigration command.
As President Donald Trump Following up on the promise of his campaign for “mass” deported people live in the US without legal status, Selena Gomez Share his emotional reactions on social media.
In a video reportedly posted to, and then deleted from, his Instagram story on Monday, Golden GlobeThe actress who was nominated wiped tears when she told her followers “I am very sorry” and lamented how “Everyone I was attacked.”
“Children don’t understand,” said the 32-year-old man, per screen recording distributed on social media, including by @Popbase. “I’m very sorry, I hope to be able to do something for children. I don’t know what to do. I will try everything, I promise.” In the text of the clip, he wrote “Im Sorry” and includes the Mexican flag emoji.
USA Today has contacted Gomez representatives to comment.
In his first week at the office, Trump stated national border emergency; mobilized 1,500 soldiers to the border, including combat forces; And represent thousands of federal law enforcement officers to capture immigrants, among other steps.
The emergency declaration came because the illegal border crossing was at the lowest level in more than five years. In early January, US customs and border protection reported around 1,000 migrant meetings every day, from California to Texas – down 75% from last year.
Although a promise to reduce illegal immigration during his first term of office, Trump never reached the annual level or speed Deportation carried out by President Barack Obama. The Department of Domestic Security recorded around 2 million deportation during Trump’s first term of office and 2.1 million during Obama’s second term.
Under the Biden government, the enforcement of US immigration and customs focused on the arrest of those who represent public safety and national security threats.
Last week, Trump and Congress – Under the new Laken Riley action -In transfer priority to enforce immigration to more people in the US without legal status, including those who do not have serious criminal offenses, detention mandate for people accused, charged or punished for low -level crime. Trump also declared a criminal cartel as a “global terrorist group,” which allows the spread of the military.
Selena Gomez about Immigrant Documents: ‘The problem I think of every day’
Gomez, who is the third generation of American Mexico through his father, has been outspoken in the past about immigration into “the problem I thought of every day.”
“In the 1970s, my aunt crossed the border from Mexico to the United States hidden behind a truck. My grandfather followed, and my father was born in Texas immediately after that. In 1992, I was born as a US citizen blessing They are for their courage and sacrifice, “he wrote Essay Time 2019. “Over the past four decades, my family members have worked hard to get the citizenship of the United States.”
“Immigration is not documented is a problem that I think every day, and I never forget how borne I was born in this country thanks to my family and the grace of the situation,” he wrote. “But when I read the headlines or see debates about immigration anger on social media, I feel afraid of those who are in the same situation. I feel afraid of my country.”
Discussing his involvement as executive producer of Netflix Documents 2019 “Life is not documented,“Gomez wrote,” I’m worried about how people are treated in my country. As a Mexican-American woman, I feel responsible for using my platform to be a voice for people who are too afraid to speak.
“And I hope to get to know these eight families and their stories will inspire people to be more compassionate, and to learn more about immigration and shape their own opinions.”
Gomez, born in Grand Prairie, Texas, has put Spanish into the music And, the latest, in its role starring in “Emilia Pérez” which was nominated by Oscar. However, some criticisms – including Eugenio Derbez, who then walked back his comments “careless” – knock on the lack of smoothness In this language, as well as a critical recognized film representation of drug trafficking in Mexico.
Contribution: Lauren Villagran, USA Today
