Nicki Minaj has not too long ago been vocal about her views aligning with insurance policies tied to Donald Trump.
A resurfaced publish suggests her stance wasn’t at all times the identical. An outdated Fb publish from 2018 has made rounds, displaying the Barbz chief expressing deep concern over U.S. immigration legal guidelines on the time.
Within the publish, Nicki revealed that she was as soon as an undocumented immigrant herself and described the worry of households being separated:
“I got here to this nation as an unlawful immigrant @ 5 years outdated. I can’t think about the horror of being in an odd place & having my dad and mom stripped away from me on the age of 5. That is so scary to me. Please cease this. Are you able to attempt to think about the fear & panic these youngsters really feel proper now?”
The publish resurfaced as followers level out what seems to be the exact opposite together with her newer on-line exercise. Katie Miller, spouse of White Home Homeland Safety advisor Stephen Miller, not too long ago tweeted in assist of the SAVE Act, laws geared toward stopping immigrants from voting:
“The SAVE Act is essential to our nationwide safety and democracy as a result of what Joe Biden did is he let in 10 MILLION folks in 4 years. Then they gave them work permits. They gave them driver’s licenses, and then you definitely don’t even have to test these driver’s licenses whenever you go and vote. And so now we’ve got an extra 10 MILLION folks on this nation along with the 20 to 30 MILLION different unlawful aliens not understanding in the event that they’re voting and fascinating in our Democracy.”
The Second 4 Life rapper seemingly co-signed the message by replying, “Katie!” adopted by an American flag and a pink ribbon emoji.
What has additional fueled debate is Minaj’s personal feedback in 2024, the place the Monster rapper said that she continues to be not a U.S. citizen. She has not publicly supplied an replace on whether or not her citizenship standing has modified since then.
