Trump's America: 19 Celebs With Mexican Heritage Who Could Be Targets

Would these stars make it past the deportation laws?

Trump's America - With the election of Donald Trump, millions of Americans are at risk of having their civil liberties upended. One major group to be targeted are the Mexican-Americans who call the United States home, either by immigration or birth. Trump has promised that deporting millions of immigrants will be one of his first actions in office. Also, with today being Cinco de Mayo, the day the Mexican army defeated the French at the Battle of Puebla, we take a look at some of our fav celebs with Mexican heritage whose families, according to Trump's America, may be at risk.
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Miguel - The R&B sensation's name gives away his multi-cultural roots. The singer was born to a Mexican father and Black mother and raised with the best of both worlds. "We had tamales at every Christmas dinner," he said.  (Photo: Vivien Killilea/Getty Images)Kid Cudi - The Cleveland rapper, born Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi, has a Mexican-American father and a Black mother. He paid tribute to his Mexican roots by creating an alter-ego named Juan Pablo. He is like many young Americans who now have to worry about their parents being allowed to stay in Trump's America.(Photo: Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

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Trump's America - With the election of Donald Trump, millions of Americans are at risk of having their civil liberties upended. One major group to be targeted are the Mexican-Americans who call the United States home, either by immigration or birth. Trump has promised that deporting millions of immigrants will be one of his first actions in office. Also, with today being Cinco de Mayo, the day the Mexican army defeated the French at the Battle of Puebla, we take a look at some of our fav celebs with Mexican heritage whose families, according to Trump's America, may be at risk.

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