Joe Giudice Makes Plea to Donald Trump

Joe Giudice sent a message to President Donald Trump.

The former “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star posted a message on Instagram, asking the president to allow him back into the United States.

“I’m Joe Giudice. I served my time, and I’ve been deported from the U.S. for nearly a decade,” he wrote. ‘I was raised in Jersey, I’m a father of four amazing daughters, and I just want to be allowed to visit them again.

“President Trump, I respect you, and I’m asking for a second chance. @realdonaldtrump @donaldjtrumpjr.”

His ex-wife Teresa Giudice commented on the post, showing support.

“🙏❤️,” she wrote.

“i love you dad,” one of Joe’s four daughters, Milania Giudice, commented.

“I love you🙏🏻♥️,” Joe’s other daughter, Gia Giudice, said.

“I love you so much❤️❤️,” Joe’s youngest daughter, Audriana Giudice wrote.

Joe Giudice’s Legal Troubles

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Joe and Teresa Giudice were indicted on federal fraud charges in 2013, with both having to serve prison time. They were able to stagger their sentences so one parent could be with their four daughters at a time, so Teresa began her 11-month sentence first. Afterwards, Joe served his 41-month sentence, and then was deported to Italy because he was not an American citizen despite having lived in the United States since he was little.

Joe then relocated to the Bahamas, but he is ready to join his family again.

Fans Rally Behind Joe Giudice After Donald Trump Pardoned Todd and Julie Chrisley

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Fans showed their support for Guidice after he posted on Instagram, specifically referencing how the President recently pardoned  Chrisley Knows Best stars Todd and Julie Chrisley

“If he can pardon the chrisleys he can pardon JOE!!!! ❤️❤️,” one fan commented.

“Joe has paid the price. Please bring him home🙏,” another fan wrote.

Todd and Julie Chrisley were convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud, with Todd being sentenced to 12 years and Julie being sentenced to seven years. The two served 28 months of their sentence before they were pardoned by Trump.