The View's Ana Navarro slams 'Latino Trumpers' over 's--- you all voted for' amid Donald Trump 'n...

Navarro, who is from Nicaragua, asked if Latino Trump voters wanted policies that made it &34;so your tias & abuelas can be spied on&34; under ICE activity. The

Navarro, who is from Nicaragua, asked if Latino Trump voters wanted policies that made it "so your tias & abuelas can be spied on" under ICE activity.

The View's Ana Navarro slams 'Latino Trumpers' over 's--- you all voted for' amid Donald Trump 'neighborhood checks'

Navarro, who is from Nicaragua, asked if Latino Trump voters wanted policies that made it "so your tias & abuelas can be spied on" under ICE activity.

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- *The View *star Ana Navarro, who's from Nicaragua, called out "Latino Trumpers" over ongoing ICE activity.

- Navarro alleged that Donald Trump's policies have made it "so your tias & abuelas can be spied on."

- Navarro previously called out people making a tourist attraction out of Florida's Alligator Alcatraz detention center.

With just about two weeks to go until *The View* returns for a new season amid political pushback from the FCC to the White House, cohost Ana Navarro isn't backing down on her criticisms for the Donald Trump administration.

The Republican panelist — who's from Nicaragua — called out Wednesday what she labeled "Latino Trumpers" in an impassioned series of Instagram Stories, pointing out ongoing ICE activity and deportations impacting immigrants in the United States.

"Where are all them Christians at?" the 53-year-old political commentator wrote over a message from New York's governor, Kathy Hochul, who released an Aug. 18 statement on the reported ICE detention of a seven-year-old girl in the state.

"If a seven-year-old is who President Trump considers the 'worst of the worst,' then the promise was a lie from the start," Hochul wrote in her statement that Navarro reposted.

'The View' cohost Ana Navarro at the 'Karol G: Tomorrow Was Beautiful' premiere.

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In a follow-up post, Navarro shared a CBS News report that indicated "neighborhood checks" would be implemented as part of citizenship applications under the Trump administration.

"Latino Trumpers, is [this] the s--- you all voted for?" Navarro asked in text written over CBS' headline.

She continued, asking, "So your tias & abuelas can be spied on?"

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Navarro has long criticized Trump and his administration, and even drew a reaction from the White House after she voiced on *The View* staunch opposition to people treating Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" migrant detention centers as tourist destinations.

On a July broadcast, Navarro called such activity that of "racist" people and "horrible human" beings, with the White House replying in a statement to EW.

"Every time you think Ana Navaro [sic] can't get any dumber, she proves you wrong," read a statement from White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson.

Jackson continued, "The real 'horrible human beings' are the violent illegal criminals being held at Alligator Alcatraz, including murderers like an illegal alien who slit the throat of an elderly woman in Florida and set her house on fire." (Jackson linked to a post outlining the alleged crimes, though EW could not verify their validity.)

Donald Trump in Washington, D.C.

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"No one who has any interest in facts or logic should pay attention to whatever Ana is spewing on TV because it's probably wrong or stupid or, most likely, both," the statement finished.

Navarro's latest statements come amid *The View* receiving intense pushback from government figures, with FCC chair Brendan Carr telling Fox News in July that he thinks there could be "consequences" for the long-running talk show if they don't check their alleged liberal bias, in his estimation.

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Former cohost Rosie O'Donnell later similarly voiced a prediction that *The View* might be canceled over growing political pressure.

*The View *returns for a new season Monday, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. PT on ABC.

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