US EditionMaxine Waters floats deporting Melania Trump in anti-DOGE diatribe
- Rep. Maxine Waters suggested that President Donald Trump investigate Melania Trump for potential deportation during a rally in Los Angeles.
- Waters claimed, 'If he wants to start looking so closely to find those who were born here and their parents were undocumented, maybe he ought to first look at Melania,' implying an inaccurate connection to birthright citizenship.
- Melania Trump became a U.S. Citizen in 2006 and helped her parents gain citizenship in 2018, according to official biographies.
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'Maybe He Ought to First Look at Melania': Maxine Waters Takes Aim at First Lady and Her Parents While Ripping Into Trump's Immigration Crackdown, Drawing Cryptic Reply from Elon Musk
Rep. Maxine Waters suggested that President Donald Trump should examine his wife’s citizenship during a protest where she tore into the president’s efforts to end automatic birthright citizenship and expel millions of people from the U.S. Waters went viral after making a fierce public outcry at an anti-Department of Government Efficiency demonstration in Los Angeles on March 22. Maxine Waters speaks onstage at A New Way Of Life, a women’s re-en…
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follow.itTop Democrat Claims Melania Trump Could Face Deportation
Melania Trump’s immigration story is back in the spotlight after Rep. Maxine Waters suggested that Donald Trump should look at his wife before pushing mass deportations. Speaking at a Los Angeles rally, Waters attacked Trump’s immigration policies and said if he wants to target people with undocumented parents, maybe he should start with Melania. “If he wants to start looking so closely to find those who were born here and their parents were und…
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