White House Is Not Happy With ‘View’ Co-Host For Her Comments On ‘Latino Trumpers’
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Ana Navarro has been reminding Latinos who voted for Donald Trump on her Instagram that recent raids and deportations are “s**t you all voted for.”
The White House is apparently miffed at Ana Navarro’s recent critiques of “Latino Trumpers.”
“The View” co-host has recently been reminding Latinos who voted for Donald Trump last November on her Instagram page that the recent rash of raids and deportations is “s**t you all voted for.”
On Wednesday, she showed a social media statement from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul regarding the detainment of a young girl by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.
“A 7-year-old girl. Where are all them Christians at?” Navarro’s caption of the post read, while her next slide called out “Latino Trumpers” by name, a reference to the 48% of Latino/Hispanic voters who voted Republican during the 2024 election.
“Latino Trumpers, is the shit you all voted for? So your tias and abuelas can be spied on?” Navarro wrote over a CBS News report about the Trump administration’s reinstatement of “neighborhood checks” on immigrants applying for U.S. citizenship.
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