Megyn Kelly Slams Selena Gomez Over Deleted Video Of Her Crying About ICE Deportations

Megyn Kelly called Selena Gomez �a sick person� after the actress posted �
and then deleted � a video of herself crying over ICE deporting criminals
under the new immigration policies of President Donald Trump.

During Sirius XM�s �The Megyn Kelly Show� podcast on Monday, the host
referenced how the 32-year-old actress had posted a video on her Instagram
Stories � in which she was crying over the deportations of illegal alien
criminals � but had then deleted it amid backlash, as previously reported.

�First of all, she�s the one who starred in that �Emilia Perez,� which is up
for 13 Academy Awards, who�s pushing the [transgender] nonsense on Americans
and American youth,� Kelly said. �I mean, I wonder if she�s got a thought for
what happens to American youth who gets pushed into this when really all they
had was like some family dysfunction and absolutely no gender confusion, but
they get caught in this cult that has taken over, especially with young
girls.�

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�Where�s her empathy for them? It�s not present,� she added. �She just wants
to be part of the people who push it. So she decides to go on Instagram and
cry tears about, �Oh my God, all the illegal children,� I guess, who might be
subject to deportation � She deleted it after her fans taught her that the
majority of the country stands behind these policies, but I�m sure she was
shocked to get any blowback whatsoever.�

�She�s unwell,� Kelly continued. �Obviously, this is an unwell person � And
by the way, anybody who takes their phone works up the tears and posts a
video of themselves crying into their phone is sick. That�s a sick person.�

In the since-deleted video, Gomez openly wept as she claimed, �All my people
are getting attacked,� after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents
had started mass deportations of murderers and rapists.

�The children,� the actress said. �I don�t understand.� The story included
the caption, �I�m sorry,� along with a Mexican flag. �I�m so sorry.�

�I wish I could do something, but I can�t,� she added. �I don�t know what to
do. I�ll try everything, I promise.�

The �Wizards of Waverly Place� star later deleted the video and added another
post which simply read, �Apparently it�s not ok to show empathy for people.�

Border Czar Tom Homan announced on Thursday that ICE agents and law
enforcement officers had already made some 1300 arrests through deportation
operations since Trump�s inauguration, noting how the vast majority of those
arrests focused on individuals who had committed additional crimes, such as
pedophiles, gang members, and at least one terrorist, as The Daily Wire
previously reported.

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