Lil Pump roasts Selena Gomez with AI photos after she breaks down over migrants: 'Crying for no reason'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Lil Pump expressed no sympathy for Selena Gomez following her tearful response to recent mass immigration, publicly criticizing her on social media.

The 'Welcome to the Party' rapper responded to the now-viral crying video with a direct taunt in which Gomez has been accused of shedding "crocodile tears."

Lil Pump trolls Selena Gomez for crying for 'no reason' 

Lil Pump, who has been a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump over the years, trolled an Emmy-nominated actress with a couple of AI-generated images.

One of the pictures shared both on X and Instagram accounts shows the 'We Don’t Talk Anymore' singer crying and Pump smiling. 

Pump wrote in the caption, "She’s crying for no reason I’m happy Trump's back."

He then took to Threads to post another similar-looking picture, but here Pump imitates crying Gomez, holding each other in an embrace.

In the caption he wrote, "I feel u sis," mocking her.

Lil Pump is a child of Colombian immigrants 

Notably, Lil Pump is the child of Colombian immigrants and seems unshaken by Donald Trump's immigration policy followed by recent ICE arrests. 

This is in contrast to third-generation, Selena Gomez, a third Mexican-American, according to TMZ.

In January, Gomez posted a video of her sobbing to her Instagram Stories in reaction to the mass deportations.

Gomez spoke through tears in the video saying, "My people are getting attacked."

"I'm so sorry, I wish I could do something, but I can't," Gomez said, adding "I don't know what to do. I'll try everything, I promise."

The video has been since mocked by, right-wing influencers, and GOP lawmakers.

Sam Parker's call to deport Selene Gomez and her response 

Initially, politician, Sam Parker, who ran for US Senate in Utah in 2018 attacked Selena Gomez on X, accusing her of picking undocumented immigrants over Americans because she is a "descendent" of Mexican immigrants who crossed the border illegally.

"She has an entitlement attitude toward America, like her illegal g'parents. Maybe Selena should be deported, too?" he wrote.

He later quoted his own post simply saying "Deport Selena Gomez."

Gomez responded, "Oh Mr Parker, Mr Parker," Gomez wrote, adding "Thanks for the laugh and the threat."

More recently, White House also mocked Gomez over her tearful video with their own video featuring mothers whose children were killed by undocumented immigrants.