In a recent Instagram Live session, rapper Cardi B expressed her deep frustration with President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, revealing that her uncle was deported during the administration’s intensified crackdown on illegal immigration. This personal loss has significantly intensified her disapproval of the President.

Cardi B’s grievances extended beyond her uncle’s deportation. She recounted an incident at the 2025 Super Bowl held at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome, where heightened security measures due to President Trump’s attendance led to unexpected inconveniences. The Secret Service’s restrictions halted cart services within the stadium, forcing attendees, including Cardi B, to walk longer distances. This resulted in damage to her $3,000 Louboutin shoes, further fueling her frustration.

During her live stream, Cardi B vented, “Look how f—ked up my shoes [are]. This shoe cost me three bands. All because of Trump. Now I like him lesser!” She also demanded that the President rectify the situation by facilitating her uncle’s return to the United States, though she acknowledged the improbability of such an action.

This incident has not only highlighted the personal impact of national immigration policies but has also sparked discussions on social media about the broader implications of such enforcement actions on families and communities across the country.