
*Cardi B didn’t hold back in a recent livestream, blasting President Donald Trump for attending Super Bowl LIX and blaming him for a personal family crisis.
The rapper expressed frustration over the heightened security at the event, claiming it caused delays that resulted in damage to her expensive Christian Louboutin shoes. “I’m so mad today because you know Donald Trump was at the Super Bowl, and the Secret Service was not playing to get in that stadium,” Cardi B complained, per All Hip Hop.
“Look at my shoe,” she said. “Sh*t cost me three bands. Now I like him lesser because you ain’t have to go to no damn Super Bowl and f*cked up my shoe.”
During her rant, she also linked Trump to the deportation of her uncle, demanding that he be allowed to return. “Bring my uncle, grab my uncle to come back because my uncle got deported,” the hip-hop star said.
Watch the Instagram clip below.
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Cardi, who is of Afro-Latina descent, is among many Americans impacted by Trump’s aggressive immigration policies. Reports indicate that nearly 2,500 people were arrested by ICE in late January, with 1,000 of those arrests occurring just days after Trump’s inauguration.
As we reported earlier, the Trump administration has rescinded long-standing policies restricting immigration enforcement in sensitive areas such as schools, churches, and hospitals.
Newsweek reports that this change grants federal immigration authorities greater freedom to detain individuals in locations previously protected under guidelines established in 2011 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and in 2013 by Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Trump argues that the revised approach will prevent criminals from exploiting these protected spaces while enabling immigration agents to carry out their responsibilities more effectively.
Meanwhile, many schools and churches remain committed to shielding immigrant communities.
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