Kim Kardashian Slams Trump's Immigration Policy At Venice Award Ceremony | Firstpost America | N18G
Kim Kardashian on Thursday slammed US President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, specifically the ICE raids that have been making headlines for months. She was in Venice on Thursday night, where she was honoured with Diane von Furstenberg’s DVF Awards. The SKIMS founder received the honour for her work in prison reform. But before she walked the stage, she criticised Trump’s ongoing immigration crackdown in the United States, saying that while the government frames it as targeting criminals, in reality, it often ends up hurting hardworking people who have helped build the country. But this is not the first time the media personality has shared the same headline with Donald Trump. She was earlier spotted in the White House lobbying Trump for release of certain prisoners serving life imprisonment. She also shared a picture of Melania Trump, sparking criticism online. However, she has become vocal about Trump’s strict immigration policies in recent months, showing a contrast in opinion. Watch the video to know more.---
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