As Joe Giudice continues to fight the good fight to remain in the United States it turns out some think he should be kicked out of the country ASAP.
Despite a federal appeals court decision to let Joe remain in the US until his appeal is reviewed, a new report claims that the United States Attorney General thinks Joe should be kicked out of the US immediately.
According to documents obtained by Radar Online, Assistant Attorney General Joseph H. Hunt claims that Giudice has “failed to show that a discretionary stay is warranted.” Adding that Joe has little chance of winning his appeal case.
Hunt also called Joe’s claims that his fraud cases “involved no loss” to victims “meritless;” saying that Joe’s conviction demonstrated “moral turpitude.”
The Giudice family has publicly pleaded with President Trump and his administration to pardon Giudice and stop his deportation to Italy. Teresa Giudice and her four daughters even wrote letters to the court and begged them for mercy.
However, as we reported last week a source close to the Trump administration says the request is not on their radar.
“This has not reached the White House,” a source tells PEOPLE. Noting that “publicity alone does not carry a pardon request to Trump’s desk.”
The source explains: “If it was worth it on the merits, this would be something, but just because [the Giudice family] is asking …”
“Thousands of people have through different means tried to bring different cases” to the White House, explains the source, pointing out, “The vast majority of them just don’t warrant the decision.”
Back in October 2018, Judge Ellington ruled that Joe would be deported following the completion of his prison term. Then in early November 2018, Joe filed a last-minute appeal to fight the deportation order that would send him back to Italy after completing his prison sentence.
However, Joe’s deportation appeal was denied by the Board of Immigration Appeals on April 6th leaving his fate up in the air.
Now, Joe’s legal team has filed “a stay with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to keep Joe in the country.”
In the meantime, Teresa and her girls are doing everything they can to #BringJoeHome. Last week, Gia Giudice created a petition to keep Joe in the United States, asking supporters to, “Please use your voice, your power, and your signature to help keep my family together.”
“My father is not a danger to society,” Gia explained. “He knows nothing of Italian culture, laws, societal norms, he has no immediate family and will not be able to secure work in this foreign land.”
As for Teresa and Joe, they will split if Joe is deported. During part 3 of the RHONJ reunion, Teresa revealed that she will not do a long distance marriage with Joe.
**If you haven’t already please help to #BringJoeHome by signing the petition HERE.**
Are you surprised the Attorney General thinks Joe should be deported ASAP? Do you think there’s any chance Joe could win his appeal?
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