On Monday, Selena Gomez published and deleted a Instagram tears video This was shown crying on the deportation of immigrants who are not documents by immigration and customs enforcement agents (ICE) under US President Donald Trump’s orders on immigration.
During his first week in his post, Trump signed 10 executive orders to immigration and issued a large number of decrees to carry out promises of collective deportation and tighten border security.
“I just wanted to say I am very sorry,” said Gomez, 32, in the video that was now deleted. “All my people are attacked, children. I don’t understand. I’m so sorry. I hope I can do something but I can’t.”
“I don’t know what to do. She added, and I try everything, and I promise you, and she erases tears.
Gomez faced a violent reaction after sharing the video with her 422 million followers in Instagram. Many people, including conservative commentators, criticized Gomez for publishing a video of herself crying on collective deportation.
“It is clear that it is not acceptable to show sympathy for people,” Gomez wrote in the Instagram story after deleting the crying video.
Shortly later, Sam Parker, US Senate Candidate 2018 from Utah, to publish“Selena Gomez” deporting X and commented on his profile.
Sam Parker, US Senate candidate.
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In response to Parker, Gomez posted her stories in Instagram and wrote, “Mr. Parker, Mr. Parker. Thank you for laughing and threatening.”
Selena Gomez.
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Parker seemed proud to receive a response from the singer A new post hung To his profile. “Selena Gomez has responded to me,” he wrote, adding expressive symbols laughing.
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Parker was not the only person who criticized Gomez after she shared the video that was now deleted on Instagram. Trump “Borders Caesar” Tom Human He said Fox News on Monday that he “has no apology.”
“I don’t think we have been arrested by any families. We have arrested public safety threats and national security threats, summary, Human He said. “Everything is for the benefit of this nation, and we will continue.”
“We got half a million children smuggled from sex in this country, separated from their families, put in the hands of the criminal cartals to be smuggled into the country. This administration cannot find more than 300,000. Where are their tears?” Human added in response to the Gomez Al -Masil video For tears.
Political host Tommy Laharin Publish a video On X, Gomez described it as “stupid and unintended”, adding, “This is why we do not take our political advice from Disney Child Stars.”
Megan Kelly Gomez also criticized her podcast, MEGYN KELLY ShowSummons Emilia Perez The actor “is fine” to publish the video.
It is fine. Kelly said on Monday: “It is clear that this is fine.” “Anyone who takes their phones, works in crying, and publishes a video of himself crying in their phones sick. This is a sick person.”
“Tears occur. They tend to occur in particular.” “If they happen publicly, I think you should go forward and recover quickly. I don’t understand the person who works and try to press more tears to make himself look very sad.”
Trump’s journalist Secretary Caroline Levitt Take to x On Friday, to announce that “deportation trips have started”, linking pictures of the fired migrants heading to a military plane.
“President Trump sends a strong and clear message to the whole world: if the United States of America enters illegally, you will face serious consequences,” Levitte added.
Gomez previously shared her ideas in the Trump campaign. In October, in the first show of Los Angeles Emilia PerezTell Gomez various That is “He definitely wants to stand by my popular side.”
She was interacting with the statements related to the race made by Tony Henkeskef about Puerto Rico and Latinians during a campaign in Madison Square Garden in October.
Gomez also talked about the issue of immigration several times. I produced a Documents On the lives of immigrants who are not documented, entitled entitled Live is not documented. The series, released in 2019, followed eight unremitized immigrant families who volunteered to share their stores while facing the potential deportation.
Gomez also wrote Editorial For Time magazine in 2019, entitled “I feel fear for my country.” “I am concerned about the way people are treated in my country,” she wrote. “As an American Mexican woman, I feel responsible for using my platform to be a voice for people who fear speech.”
“The undocumented migration 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.” “But when I read the headlines or see discussions about the anger of immigration on social media, I feel fear for those in similar situations. I feel fear for my country.”
Gomez said she does not claim to be an “expert”, “political”, “a doctor”, and she “does not work in the system at all.”
Gomez added: “I understand that he is shameful and that we need rules and regulations, but we also have to remember that our country has been formed by people who came here from other countries.” “It is time to listen to people whose lives are directly affected by immigration policies. It is time to get to know individuals whose complex stories have been reduced to basic newspaper addresses.”
– With files from the Associated Press
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