Gi Judge asks President Trump to pardon Abi Joe

The judge is already Ask President Donald Trump To help bring her father home.

Her father, Joe JudgeHe was deported to Italy in 2019 after spending time in prison on federal fraud charges. He now lives in the Bahamas. But after seeing Trump, 79, pardon You want and Jolly Chrisley Earlier this year, Jia, 24, reached 1,600 Pennsylvania Street.

“Let’s bring Joe Judis, my father, at home,” I wrote across Instagram On Friday, July 4, along with a video of itself writing a letter to the president.

“Hey, guys, my name Jia Judis,” narrated in the video. “I am the daughter of Joe Gods and today I use my voice deeply. My father has been deported more than four years ago. Since then, our family has lived in an emotional form. Regardless of the strength of our attempt to be in the absence of the father of one of the parents, it is something that never stops harming.”

“He grew up, my father was present in every chanting competition, every dance ceremony, holiday,” I continued. “It was our provider. He is our protector. He is still, now from thousands of miles.”

Jia then referred to Cristles, who were spending time for their fraud condemnation until they were released in May after his family pressed Trump and his predecessor, Joe BidenFor pardon.

She said, “Watching the Chrisley family receives a second chance that inspired me.” “It has been shown to me that people can forgive, that families can be restored and that his judicial system sometimes is an area of ​​grace. This gave me hope. I hope my father can return home as well.”

Joe, 53, I publicly asked Trump to pardon In June, writing via Instagram he wants an opportunity to see his daughters again. (Joe and Former wife Teresa Judge Also shared girls Gabriella, 20 years old, Melania, 19, Odriana, 15.)

Jia repeated her father, saying that she wanted him to enjoy more moments, big and small, with his family.

Jia said: “Pardon means more than just a legal remission. This means healing for my sisters, for my mother and my family and for me.” “We missed birthdays, graduation, and even the little moments of interest to more. This is not only one person. It is a family that deserves to be complete again.”

She finished her video with a final call for a second chance.

She concluded that “I am using my platform to speak not only as a general character, but as a daughter who misses the depth of her father.” “We are not asking for sympathy. We ask for a second chance. So, let’s collect an atmosphere.