MAGA supporters have called on President Donald Trump to deport Democrat influencer Harry Sisson after he claimed Joe Biden released more hostages than Trump.
The 23-year-old TikTok star sparked backlash with posts on X criticizing the President’s Middle East peace deal.
Sisson wrote, “Biden got more hostages released than Trump.”
He later shared another post, saying, “Joe Biden got them released. That’s why. You can thank him now like you thanked Trump.”
Conservative X users quickly responded, pushing the hashtag “deport Harry Sisson” to trend.
“Harry Sisson has only lived in America for 5 years. Yes you heard that right,” one user wrote. “He was born in Singapore. I want every MAGA account on X that is currently active to comment, ‘Deport Harry Sisson’ on this post.”
Sisson pushed back, questioning if MAGA supporters knew he was American.
“You guys know I’m an American citizen by birth right? The MAGA weirdos are not very bright!” he wrote.
He also said, “I’m also more American than any of these MAGA freaks who support the traitorous felon in the Oval Office!”
Once the phrase hit number one on trending, Sisson added, “I’m flattered that MAGA got ‘Deport Harry Sisson’ trending to number 1. Just proves they’re scared of me and my peers. All of the wins Democrats have secured recently have shaken them to their core. Keep it coming, MAGA dorks!”
MAGA supporters used Sisson’s foreign birth to justify the trend, per the Daily Mail.
“In your own words born in Singapore educated in Dubai and Dublin. You weren’t born here, you weren’t educated here, you didn’t move here until you were 16, and you’re not an American,” one X user wrote.
Trump has long tried to change birthright citizenship rules.
He threatened to revoke citizenship for critics like Rosie O’Donnell and signed a birthright declaration order stating that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens.
Sisson’s background: born in Singapore, raised in Dubai and Dublin, moved to the U.S. as a teen, and attended high school and college here.
The order is being contested in court and challenges more than 125 years of understanding that the Constitution’s 14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil.
During a public fallout with Elon Musk, Trump threatened to withdraw Musk’s citizenship. Musk, born in South Africa, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2002.
Sisson’s criticism of Trump’s peace deal, combined with his foreign birth, made him the target of a viral MAGA campaign calling for deportation.
