John Oliver says Trump’s policy is reviving immigration anxiety

Late Night John Oliver told Monica Levinsk Donald TrumpThe agenda of immigration is anxious, despite the fact that he was a US citizen.

During the last episode podcasRecovery with Monica Levinsky“Oliver, a native of the UK, said that the stress he felt as an immigrant before receiving his citizenship in 2019, returned when Trump increased the deportation of illegal immigrants during his second term.

“And I have to remind myself now that all these stories are going on … It makes something out of you,” he said, mentioning Trump’s repression. “Like there – the anxiety I thought, I walked past the day when I got my citizenship. I thought it wouldn’t be then.”

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Leading HBO John Oliver said he was leading Podcasa Levinsky on Tuesday that Trump’s immigration policy was alarming as an immigrant, despite the fact that he was a US citizen for more than 5 years. (Reuters/Mario Anzuoni)

“I didn’t feel it not enough,” he added.

British leading HBO “Last week today” mentioned how it was in Comedy Central’s “Daily show”He felt as if America was his home, despite the fact that his citizenship had no. He said the stay in this state caused real tension in it.

“And it was incredibly tense,” he said. “This immigration experience is difficult, even if you have the best version. And there is no doubt I had the best version. I looked like Viacom lawyers when I was with” Daily Show “.

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The owner of the HBO and the presenter Monica Levinsky told about the repression of Trump’s “immigration” during the last episode of the host. (Screenshot/”Return with Monica Levinsky”/YouTube)

He continued: “Then I finally received my citizenship in 2019, at the end of 2019. But I realized what I thought about it every day. There was my immigration status somewhere in the back. By no means was somewhere in my head.”

Levinsky noted that there could be a slight empathy with those who “hunted” the immigration authorities, thanks to her experience to the woman who was in the press, Her business With former President Bill Clinton.

“I had a sense of understanding of the tiny, tiny one, which I empathize with immigrants who are now experiencing a crisis. So? Ice f ——“She said.” Yes. And only the feeling of hunting, like, feeling dangerous, seems to happen at any moment. “

Levinsky added: “Now for me hunting was – the consequences of it – nowhere were they suffering.”

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Oliver added that Trump’s immigration shelves are “feeling personal”.

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“This is one of the things I am very angry,” he said.