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Cardi B Asks For Uncle To Be Un-Deported After Secret Service's Protections for Trump Ruined Her Shoes

Cardi B is asking that Donald Trump allow her deported uncle to return to the U.S. after Secret Service security measures at the Super Bowl reportedly ruined her $3,000 designer shoes. (Credit: AFP)

Cardi B is asking that President Donald Trump allow her deported uncle to return to the U.S. after Secret Service security measures at the Super Bowl reportedly ruined her $3,000 designer shoes.

On Sunday, Trump became the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl, held in New Orleans. The event came just weeks after a terrorist truck attack on Bourbon Street, prompting heightened security measures.

As a result, Secret Service imposed strict restrictions, including stopping golf carts and limiting movement around the stadium, The Hill reported.

Cardi B, who has a history of vocal political opinions and previously supported Kamala Harris, was caught in the security clampdown and blamed Trump for the inconvenience.

During a social media livestream, Cardi B expressed frustration over the incident, showing her damaged stiletto and complaining that the Secret Service's restrictions forced her to walk long distances, scuffing the expensive shoes.

The rapper jokingly suggested that Trump should compensate her by allowing her deported uncle to return to the U.S. The rapper did not provide further details on her relative's deportation, but Trump's administration has ramped up mass deportations since his return to office in January.

Cardi B's comments have sparked widespread discussion on social media, with some supporting her criticism of Trump's immigration policies and others dismissing her remarks as an overreaction.

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