賽琳娜·戈麥斯的眼淚被川普的「邊境沙皇」駁回

Selena Gomez, a well-known singer and actress, recently found herself in the spotlight after posting a heartfelt video expressing her sadness about the treatment of immigrants. In her emotional video, she stated, 'All my people are being attacked, and children. ' Selena, who has Mexican heritage, was visibly upset and wished she could do something to help those affected. She included a Mexican flag emoji in her post and apologized, saying, 'I'm sorry. ' However, her video drew a strong response from Tom Homan, who is known as Donald Trump's 'border tsar. ' Homan defended the government's strict immigration policies, stating, 'If they don't like it, then go to Congress and change the law. We're going to do this operation without apology. ' This statement reflects his belief that the current immigration laws should be enforced, and if people disagree, they should work to change those laws rather than complain. After posting her video, Selena decided to delete it but later returned to social media to address her critics. She wrote, 'Apparently it's not OK to show empathy for people. ' However, she also removed this follow-up message. Meanwhile, the Mexican government is preparing for the arrival of thousands of deportees from the United States in the coming weeks. Homan emphasized that the goal of these operations is to make communities safer, saying, 'It is all for the good of this nation. And we're going to keep going. No apologies. We're moving forward. ' He clarified that they are focusing on arresting individuals who pose a threat to public safety. Many of Selena's fans came to her defense, including rapper Flavor Flav, who praised her bravery in sharing her feelings. He stated, 'Team Selena Gomez. Again. That woman is always so brave to share her truth, and so many are quick to bully her. ' However, not everyone was supportive. Some critics, including Trump-supporting TV host Megyn Kelly, expressed their disapproval. Kelly remarked, 'She deleted it after her fans taught her that the majority of the country stands behind these policies. ' Selena, who hails from Texas, has a massive following on Instagram, boasting over 400 million followers. In 2019, she produced a Netflix documentary series titled Living Undocumented, which highlighted the stories of eight immigrant families living in the United States. Currently, she stars in the hit Disney series Only Murders in the Building and has recently received a Bafta nomination for her role in the musical film Emilia Perez, which is a strong contender in this year's Oscar race.