Kim Kardashian spoke about politics and Trump’s heavily criticized family separation policy in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
Kardashian, 37, recently hit headlines after she helped to free Alice Marie Johnson, who had been jailed for life on a first-time drug offence. The star insisted she now tries to “see all sides” when it comes to politics.
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Alice Johnson visited by Kim Kardashian West after life sentence commuted by Donald Trump -
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Alice Johnson talks about how Kim Kardashian advocated for her pardon -
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Donald Trump commutes Alice Johnson’s sentence 1 week after Kim Kardashian meeting -
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U.S. senator says commutation of Alice Johnson ‘shouldn’t take’ Kim Kardashian visiting White House -
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Kim Kardashian says she’s hopeful about pardon for Alice Marie Johnson -
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Kim Kardashian arrives at White House for meeting with senior officials -
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Kim Kardashian And Donald Trump Meeting
Despite admitting she wants Trump to “succeed,” she did have a few things to say about the recent zero-tolerance immigration policy that was criticized around the world.
The president has since signed an executive order, insisting he’s going to end the separation process.
Kardashian explained, “It is really complex. It’s heartbreaking. When you see those images, it breaks your heart and I hope that it all gets resolved. You don’t want to see these things.”
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Trump’s policy saw almost 2,000 children, many under 10 years old, separated from their parents in the last six weeks at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Kardashian also talked about running for office in the tell-all chat.
“You know, everyone’s been asking me that, and I said in one interview, ‘Never say never.’ And then I was like, ‘Why did I say that?’ I don’t have political aspirations. I really don’t!”
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She said of getting involved with politics, “It’s a longer-term mission for me. I never started out thinking I was being political.
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