Jim Carrey's Drawing Depicts Trump On Verge Of Eating An Immigrant Baby
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Actor Jim Carrey has made a number of politically charged drawings in recent times, and his latest touches on the subject of family separations.
Actor Jim Carrey has made a number of politically charged drawings in recent times, and his latest shows President Trump on the verge of eating an immigrant baby, notes Business Insider. Carrey shared the image and an imagined Trump quote via Twitter writing, "If the Democrats would just stop the Mueller investigation, build a wall, declare me a God and pass a special law allowing me to marry my hot daughter I wouldn't have to devour these immigrant babies. It's terrible what they're doing. Obstructionists!" The painting is styled to resemble the cover of Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal," but instead reads, "The Art of the Meal." It comes as the Trump administration is under fire for its policy of separating children and parents who cross the US-Mexico border illegally.
According to CNN, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security revealed Friday that between April 19 and May 31, nearly 2,000 minors had been separated from their guardians at the border.
Actor Jim Carrey has made a number of politically charged drawings in recent times, and his latest shows President Trump on the verge of eating an immigrant baby, notes Business Insider. Carrey shared the image and an imagined Trump quote via Twitter writing, "If the Democrats would just stop the Mueller investigation, build a wall, declare me a God and pass a special law allowing me to marry my hot daughter I wouldn't have to devour these immigrant babies. It's terrible what they're doing. Obstructionists!" The painting is styled to resemble the cover of Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal," but instead reads, "The Art of the Meal." It comes as the Trump administration is under fire for its policy of separating children and parents who cross the US-Mexico border illegally.
According to CNN, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security revealed Friday that between April 19 and May 31, nearly 2,000 minors had been separated from their guardians at the border.