Rosie o’donnell has a message for the president Donald Trump After he threatened to revoke his citizenship from the United States.
“Ei Donald-Torn you are ruined? 18 years later and I still live without rent in that brain that collapses. Via instagram On Saturday, July 12.
“Build walls: I build a life for my autistic child in a country where the decency still exists,” he continued in the publication, who presented an image of the President who published a photo next to convicted pedophile Jeffrey epstein. “Choose loyalty: I teach my children to question power. Sell fear to golf courses.
On Saturday morning, the President stated that he was giving a “serious consideration” to revoke the citizens of O’Donnell through his social network platform, Truth Social.
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“Due to the fact that Rosie O’Donnell is not in the best interest of our great country, I am seriously considering eliminating his citizenship,” he wrote on the platform. “It is a threat to humanity and should remain in the wonderful country of Ireland, if they want it. God bless America!”
According to expert Julia Gelatut, who spoke The New York TimesA president does not have the power to remove citizenship from the United States.
“North citizens -Americans can resign voluntarily citizenship and federal courts can eliminate naturalized citizens from their citizenship if there is fraud or misconception or other important cause,” he told the Party Publication, an associate director of the immigration program at the Migration Policy Institute. “But the citizens born in the United States cannot remove citizenship.”
As The New York Times Notes, the threat of President Trump is in the middle of a controversial moment for his administration, which deals with various criticisms of various fronts, including federal warnings -or lack of these -and the response to devastating floods in Texas, with the presumed Epstein file and the decision to stop sending ammunition to Ukraine.
“The U.S. President has always hated the fact that I see him for who he is: a criminal who abused a liar who hurt our nation to serve himself,” said O’Donnell also through Instagram in response to the President’s threats. “That’s why I moved to Ireland.”
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In an exclusive interview with Use weekly In April, O’Donnell opened his decision to move to Ireland with his 12-year-old son Clay.
“We chose Ireland and we didn’t really know where to go,” said O’Donnell. “Someone said Dalkey, and I found an online house that was in Glengarry. But when the people who helped us move -there was a mold.
She continued: “There is a great fantastic school. And Clay has done it very well. And they were really welcoming. And I love the small town, the small town. It is in the heart of Dublin, but it is still a village where you know the name of groceries and you know the names of the ATMs. People are unbearably kind in a way that moves me every day.”
