California Rep. Maxine Waters said that President Trump should think about deporting his woman -born woman First Lady Melania Trump during a tirade about the president's immigration policy.
Waters went after the First Lady with a Rally of Los Angeles who protested against doge -cutting, where she referred to the executive order of Trump trying to put an end to the citizenship citizenship of the birthright, which provides the status of citizenship to people born here.
“If he wants to start looking so well to find those who were born here and had their parents without papers, he might first have to look at Melania,” she said, personalize the political attack.
'When he [Trump] Talk about birthright, and he will undo the fact that the Constitution allows those born here, even if the parents are not documented, they have the right to stay in America, “she said.
Referred comments to a series of actions from the Trump administration to try to delete people who have come here illegally or who no longer have legal status.
'We don't know whether or not her parents have been documented. And perhaps we should just take a look, “said Waters, who was one of the first house democrats who called to accuse Trump during his first term.
Melania, whose girl's name Knaus is, is a model born in Slovenia that emigrated to the US and became a naturalized citizen.
Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters scolded the Trump administration's immigration policy and even said that Trump should “look at Melania” if he wants to find people whose parents had no papers. Melania even sponsored her parents for the US citizenship after migrating here from Slovenia
Her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, both became citizens in 2018, while Trump was in office after Melania had sponsored them for green cards.
Amalija died last year, while Viktor Knavs was seen traveling with the Trumps.
The Trump government has tried to implement Trump's call for massive deportations, while the defendants have charged to protest against some of their efforts.
Lawyers who represent some of the Venezuelan men who have been deported and sent to a notorious El Salvadoran prison claim that their clients are not gang members and have been denied a process to prove this. Trump and Huis Republican Loyalists have attacked the court who supervises the case.
First Lady Melania Trump is a naturalized American citizen born in Slovenia
Her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, both became citizens in 2018, while Trump was in office after Melania had sponsored them for green cards. Amalija died last year
Melania's sister Ines became a permanent American resident after an intervention by her sister
Columbia University Student Unseo Chung, 21, who came to the country from South Korea at the age of 7, is confronted with potential deportation after its ice arrest. She was arrested during a Barnard College protest and is a legal permanent resident.
On Monday it was revealed that Trump's sister Maryanne Trump Barry wrote the judicial opinion that a 1952 law was used to deport the former graduate student Mahmoud Khalil, another demonstrator, was unconstitutional.
Trump signed the order that claimed to end the citizenship of the birthright on his first day in office.
“The executive order works to clarify the 14th amendment, which says:” All persons born or naturized and subjected to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state in which they live, “said it.
The order tried to remove the application of citizenship to those who were born of people who came here illegally, or were here on temporary visas when their children were born. It aims to limit citizenship to those born of an American citizen or legal permanent resident.
Federal Courts issued orders to pause the order, and Trump's lawyers asked the Supreme Court to intervene.
The Post-Burger War 14th Amendment states that 'all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof' are Americans.
Melania's successful efforts to bring her parents to the country fell together with her husband's attacks on what he called 'chain migration' – where people come here to offer citizenship to an extensive family.
Melania's sister Ines became a permanent American resident after an intervention by her sister, according to the book The Art of Her Deal: The Untold Story of Melania Trump, by Mary Jordan.
'Chain migration must now end! Some people come in and they bring their entire family, which can really be bad. Not acceptable! 'Trump posted on Twitter in 2017. “We want to lose chain migration,” Trump said at the time in the White House.
