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0:00On April 1st, former NBA player Tristan Thompson went public with his support for President Donald Trump on the Katie Miller podcast this past Tuesday, March 31st. The 35-year-old baller said he loves what Trump has done for the country so far. They dove into Trump's immigration policies, and Thompson backed them hard, even with his own immigrant roots. As a Canadian who came to the U.S. in 2010 on a student visa to hoop at the University of Texas, he gets the struggles firsthand. Thompson shares four kids with different women, including Tru and Tatum, with ex-Cloey Kardashian. He became a U.S. citizen back in 2020 after nearly a decade in the league, calling the process pretty quick. When pressed on whether his fame sped things up, he pointed to the pandemic backlog instead. Still, he believes immigration should be handled case-by-case, depending on the person. Thompson's comments highlight how personal stories shape views on these hot-button issues, sparking fresh debate in sports and politics circles.

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