After Selena Gomez was trending on social media for apologizing for the deportations of Mexicans in the United States following the arrival of Donald Trump as president, former Miss California Carrie Prejean Boller lashed out at her for considering her tears to be fake.
Carrie Prejean Boller is a supporter of Donald Trump and his slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ (MAGA), and went against the American actress and singer of Mexican roots, for the video in which she came out crying for feeling helpless by deportations and then deleted it.
“Hey Selena Gomez, how about you call all ‘your people’ that you cry about being deported and invite them to stay in your mansion behind your big walls and gates until they leave?” Boller began in a message he posted on his Instagram account, adding “Invite them to dinner, feed them, bathe them, let them sleep in your house, pay their school and medical expenses. You could have helped them, but you haven’t and you won’t.”
The former Miss California and finalist in Miss USA accused the Emilia Perez actress of never expressing pain over the murder of nursing student Laken Riley or other sensitive issues.
“You didn’t shed a tear for Laken Riley, or Rachel Morin, or the 350,000 missing children who are victims of trafficking,” Boller said, adding bluntly: “Save your fake tears.”
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What did Selena Gomez say about deportations?
Selena Gomez shared a video in which she appears crying and distressed by the mass deportations of Latinos in the United States and apologized for what is happening.
“I’m so sorry, I wish I could do something but I can’t. I don’t know what to do. I’ll try everything, I promise,” Selena Gomez said through tears, in a message that generated controversy.
On social media, she was criticized for not using her $1.3 million fortune to help, among those who joined in was journalist Piers Morgan.
“Posting yourself crying over criminal illegal immigrants being deported is a new level of absurd celebrity narcissism,” Morgan said of a video also responded to by Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan in an interview with Fox News. He said the administration does not apologize because it is aimed at making the community safer and “this is all for the good of this nation and we are going to move forward. No apologies, we move forward.”