US EditionMartina Navratilova Gives Sharp Reaction to Donald Trump Demanding Elon Musk Be Deported to South Africa Amid Duo's Controversial Blame Game
- On July 1, 2025, President Donald Trump visited the newly established "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center for migrants located in the Florida Everglades and responded to inquiries about the likelihood of deporting Elon Musk.
- Trump sparked the debate by saying, "We'll have to take a look," about deporting Musk, despite Musk being a U.S. citizen since 2002 and born in South Africa in 1971.
- The deportation talk followed Trump claiming Musk was upset over losing the EV mandate due to the 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' which cut clean energy programs and fast-tracked ending a $7,500 EV tax credit.
- Trump remarked that Musk is frustrated about losing his electric vehicle mandate and cautioned that the Tesla CEO could face even greater setbacks, while also joking about potentially targeting Musk with DOGE. In response, Musk challenged Trump to eliminate the subsidies Tesla has benefited from.
- The exchange intensified their feud, drawing criticism from Martina Navratilova and continuing Musk's opposition to the bill, but deporting Musk remains legally unlikely given his citizenship status.
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