Why was the mansion of the first daughter of the United States, Ivanka, besieged by her neighbors?

Starting from July 10, 2018, US President Trump began his fifth trip to Europe after taking office. He was busy attending the NATO summit and preparing for his subsequent visit to the UK and matters related to the "Put-Trump meeting" .

At home, his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Kushner are having a "not easy time". Neighbors who live in the same community with them recently held a protest in front of their home. Silent protest. They held candles and signs to protest Trump's immigration policies and the administration's failure to quickly reunite illegal immigrant children with their families.

On the evening of the 11th local time, dozens of people gathered outside the US$5.5 million mansion of the first daughter of the United States. The protesters, mainly residents of upscale local neighborhoods, held candles and placards with words such as "Care for your neighbor," "Tell Dad, enough is enough!" and "Reunion."

The media said that the Kalorama community where Ivanka and his wife live is quite wealthy, and many of the residents here are famous politicians or government officials. Temple, who participated in the protest, is a 69-year-old retired lawyer who lives only a few blocks from Ivanka and his wife. "(The protesters) are all neighbors here. Under normal circumstances, we would not gather outside our neighbors' homes to protest. This is the first time," Temple said. He mentioned that the Trump administration’s “family separation” policy against immigrant families and the forced separation of immigrant families it resulted in were “crimes against humanity.” "We are breaking convention because they (Trump's side) are breaking civility. We don't want our habitual silence to be seen as support for these policies," Temple said.

The protest started at around 7:50 that night and lasted for more than 40 minutes. When the neighbors protested, Ivanka's husband Kushner was at home, and the first daughter had gone out at 7:15. When she returned home, it was nearly 9:00, and the protesters had dispersed by this time.

Before this protest, the US government had just failed to reunite hundreds of illegal immigrant children with their families before the original deadline, triggering protests across the United States, and Ivanka this month This is not the first time that he has been "bombarded" because of his father's immigration policies.

On the 9th, when the first daughter visited a school in New York, nearly a hundred protesters gathered outside the school, shouting "Shame!" and "How are the children?" Some also held signs such as "Children should not be kept in cages."

Compared with the protest on the 9th, although the latest silent protest was more peaceful, because they were faced with protests from their own neighbors, the media believed that the Ivanka couple would be hit harder. big.

From May 7 to June 20, Customs and Border Protection was required to prosecute adult immigrants who crossed the border illegally, detaining parents while sending children to U.S. Health and Human Services agencies. This has dealt a major blow to immigrant families in the United States.