Selena Gomez broke into tears and apologized in an emotional video that she shared after which shortly deleted Monday on social media.

The Emilia Pérez star had tears streaming down her face and will barely hold her eyes open as she appeared straight on the digicam and mentioned, "I'm so sorry. All my persons are getting attacked."

Within the backside proper of the clip, she wrote "I'm sorry," alongside a picture of the Mexican flag.

"The youngsters," she continued. "I don't perceive. I'm so sorry. I want I may do one thing, however I can't. I don't know what to do. I'll attempt every part, I promise."

Gomez was born in Texas, however she's usually spoken of her Mexican heritage.

Her emotional message comes as President Donald Trump, who took workplace Jan. 20, per the U.S. Structure, has enacted the primary of his promised insurance policies to deport report numbers of migrants. The quantity is anticipated to incorporate breaking apart households with combined statuses.

The brand new administration deported 956 individuals on Jan. 26 alone, up from a mean of about 409 per day through the administration of outgoing President Joe Biden, the BBC reported.

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In October 2019, Gomez referred to herself as "a Mexican-American lady" who felt "a accountability to make use of my platform to be a voice for people who find themselves too afraid to talk" in a piece for Time. The Only Murders in the Building actress wrote concerning the direct impact that immigration has had on her household.

"Within the Seventies, my aunt crossed the border from Mexico to the USA hidden behind a truck," she wrote. "My grandparents adopted, and my father was born in Texas quickly after. In 1992, I used to be born a U.S. citizen because of their bravery and sacrifice."

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Gomez mentioned then that she considered undocumented immigrants "each day."

"I always remember how blessed I’m to have been born on this nation because of my household and the grace of circumstance," Gomez wrote. "However once I learn the information headlines or see debates about immigration rage on social media, I really feel afraid for these in comparable conditions. I really feel afraid for my nation."

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