Social media calls out Ivanka Trump for photo of son on fishing trip: 'Your father tear-gassed kids your son's age today'

Ivanka Trump's photos of her son during a fishing trip were compared to images of immigrant immigrants.

A cheerful photo of the young son of Ivanka Trump contrasted bitterly with that of immigrant gassed families on the United States border.

On Friday, the first girl tweeted photos of her five-year-old son Joseph (whom she shares with her husband, Jared Kushner) on a boat trip with her family, in which she wrote: "Fishing with my favorite fisherman!" Border Officials sprayed tear gas on a crowd of 500 immigrants, including small children, who arrived at the US-Mexico border in Tijuana. The painting denotes a political division.

The photo of his son by Ivanka was retweeted by some and mentioned, including the use of tear gas, which, according to Trump officials, was necessary after the migrants launched "projectiles" against United States border control agents. , reported the Washington Post.

Wow kids sure do look happy when they aren’t being hit with tear gas!

— S. Adriane Kaylor (@AdrianeKaylor) November 25, 2018

Ivanka was also portrayed as ruthless for sharing a happy family moment during a period of political charge.

This is not the first time that the moments of Ivanka's family are perceived as deaf. In January of 2017, when she tweeted a picture of herself dressed in a silver Carolina Herrera dress a few days after the president issued a decree banning people from several Muslim-majority countries, the price of $ 5,000 attributed to the designer was called bad taste. More than a year later, when many immigrant children were detained in US detention centers, separated from their families and covered in aluminum blankets, the outfit had its own sarcastic "Who cares more?"

And in May, when Ivanka tweeted a photo of her shaking her youngest son, Theodore, at the time of family separations on the US border, her first daughter was called an accomplice in light of the parents seeking asylum and They longed for their children.

On Monday, Melania Trump did not fare better. She tweeted a video of extravagant Christmas decorations at the White House after Sunday's confrontation on the border and the president's claims that many migrants from Mexico were "rogue criminals."

In return, the first lady was insulted by the bright details, especially the scarlet Christmas trees, which were compared to the color of the bloodshed of migrants in social networks.