Selena Gomez’s Emotional Post on Deportations Sparks Backlash

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Selena Gomez has sparked controversy with her recent emotional video addressing the deportation of Mexicans. In a tearful Instagram story, the third-generation Mexican American star said, “I’m so sorry. All my people are getting attacked. The children, I don’t understand. I wish I could do something.” Gomez’s plea drew both support and criticism, with some defending her empathy and others accusing her of virtue signaling.

Critics, including Piers Morgan, labeled her post as performative, while Megyn Kelly referred to it as “absurd celebrity narcissism.” Meanwhile, supporters applauded her Mexican heritage and history of advocating for immigrant rights, pointing to her work on the Netflix documentary Living Undocumented.

This incident has reignited debates on the role of celebrities in political activism and the complexities of immigration policies. Was Selena’s message a heartfelt plea or a misguided approach to a serious issue? Watch now to explore the public reaction, the legal context of deportations, and what this means for celebrity activism today.
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