A politician suggests that Donald Trump deport his wife Melania while criticizing his stance on immigration.

During a march protesting his immigration and other policies, Representative Maxine Waters of California expressed her frustration with President Donald Trump's actions. She mentioned First Lady Melania Trump, suggesting that the president should consider deporting her as well. Waters specifically brought up Melania while discussing cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency, stating, "We don't know whether or not her parents were documented. And maybe we better just take a look."

As the crowd at the Los Angeles rally cheered, Waters continued to criticize Trump's immigration policies and the Department of Government Efficiency. Her remarks from Saturday quickly spread among conservatives and remained a trending topic on social media. A parody account for Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, responded to Waters' comments, calling Democrats "anti-American POS traitors." Another user on social media commented, "They can't fix the economy. They can't stop crime. So Maxine Waters wants to deport Melania? That's where we're at now."

However, it is worth noting that Melania Trump became a naturalized US citizen in 2006 after marrying Donald Trump. She was born in present-day Slovenia and moved to the US to pursue her modeling career. Once she obtained American citizenship, Melania sponsored her parents for green cards and helped them attain citizenship as well, according to her government biography.

Despite Waters' suggestion, the first lady did not immediately comment publicly or on social media. Melania is known for keeping a low profile, but she has made numerous official appearances over the past two months. Waters' remarks came after the president signed an executive order on the first day of his second term, attempting to ban birthright citizenship for those born to illegal immigrant parents. The order only grants birthright citizenship to those born to parents in the US legally or on temporary non-immigrant visas.

Waters spoke to a crowd of hundreds who were protesting the downsizing of the federal government by Elon Musk's DOGE. The group marched to the VA hospital on Wilshire Boulevard, with Waters declaring, "We are here because we are not going to let Trump, we're not going to let Elon Musk, his co-president, or anybody else take the United States Constitution down."

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