Trump’s democratic deputy: Maybe you should deport your wife too policy
Maxine Waters, a democratic member of the House of Representatives for California, suggested that US President Donald Trump deported his wife Melania because she is not born in the United States.
Newsweek Magazine indicated that Waters put forward that proposal a few days ago while addressing a demonstration in Los Angeles to express her opposition to the discounts made by Elon Musk, the president’s advisor, who heads government competence management, on federal programs.
The importance of this proposal is the fact that Trump had pledged to expel millions of immigrants who do not have a legal status in the United States as part of his collective deportation program.
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Your wife first
The magazine quoted Waters as saying in her addressing the mass assembly, “When (Trump) talks about the right of citizenship to birth, and that he will eliminate a clause in the constitution, granting those who are born here the right to stay in America even if the parents do not carry documents.
Waterz hinted at an executive order that Trump signed on the day he was inaugurated as a president, according to which the right to citizenship is prohibited. This has faced a wave of legal appeals and violent reactions.
According to Newsweek, Trump’s wife Melania is the first first American woman to obtain American citizenship, and the second first woman born outside the United States, after Luisa Catherine Johnson Adams, the wife of President John Queens Adams, who was born in London in 1775.
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Melania
Melania was born in Slovenia, and she moved to the United States to continue her work model. According to her governmental biography, she became a naturalized American citizen in 2006 after her marriage to Donald Trump. Then she sponsored her parents for the green card, and then the nationality in the end.
Newsweek magazine reported that Melania chose not to appear publicly, and did not attend many occasions, including the celebration of her husband Trump’s victory in the preparatory Republican elections on Tuesday to elect his presidential candidate, and she was not present in the courtroom during legal procedures such as his criminal trial related to bribery funds in New York.
But the magazine’s reporter, Bilal Rahman, excludes at the end of his report that the US administration will withdraw citizenship from the president’s wife and deport it.
