‘Stay in what you know’, Trump reprimands Kim Kardashian for his criticism of deportation

The Department of Domestic Security (DHS) and US President Donald Trump have responded to a statement made by the Star of Reality and Women Entrepreneur Kim Kardashian, who has only attacked deportation by immigration and US Customs enforcement (ICE).

The mother of four children has condemned on social media “heartless deportation” which separates the immigrant family. He demanded that the immigration enforcement procedure be changed and encourage members of parliament to act with “compassion.”

Speaking at the DVF award Diane von Furstenberg in Venice on Thursday, August 28, when he received a recognition of his support for prison reforms, Kim told Variety: “In the news you heard, ‘Oh, this is about people who have committed this crime and they try to help our country.’

“But then you hear about all those who have worked very hard to build our country, and so many people are part of our country that are affected.

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“People I know. People -people know my friends.” Said Kim Kardashian during the interview.

“You want to believe that there is a strong message in protection, but then you see that it is not really like that.

“This is very difficult, but I think we have to do what we can to protect people who really support and build our country.” He added.

In a statement, Trump described Kardashian as “wrong information,” insisting that Ice carried out its duties to uphold US immigration law. “Kim Kardashian must continue to hold on to what he knows. The deportation of criminals in this country illegally is not optional – it is important to keep Americans safe,” Trump said.

A DHS spokesman echoes that position, noting that ICE deportation mainly targets individuals with criminal records or those who have violated immigration laws. “Although we respect different opinions, it is important for the public to understand facts. ES operations are carried out under strict legal guidelines,” said the spokesman.