Kim Kardashian has voiced support for calls demanding accountability in the wake of recent deaths tied to federal immigration enforcement operations, announcing a donation to a prominent immigrant rights organization as backlash mounts against the aggressive deportation campaign in Minnesota.

“In response to the recent tragic deaths of Alex Pretti, Renee Good, Silverio Villegas Gonzalez and Keith Porter Jr. and other victims, I stand in solidarity with calls for accountability and compassionate immigration enforcement,” Kardashian said in a statement released Friday. “I stand with the families and children nationwide who are facing separation, fear, trauma, and loss amid these actions. I have donated to the National Immigration Law Center, a leading organization defending and advancing the rights of low-income immigrants and their families.”

In response to the recent tragic deaths of Alex Pretti, Renee Good, Silverio Villegas González and Keith Porter Jr. and other victims, I stand in solidarity with calls for accountability and compassionate immigration enforcement. I stand with the families and children nationwide…

— Kim Kardashian (@KimKardashian) January 30, 2026

The statement marks the latest instance of Kardashian weighing in on immigration issues, an area where she has previously criticized harsh enforcement tactics. Last year, she condemned Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in Los Angeles as inhumane, highlighting their impact on innocent, hardworking individuals who contribute to communities. Growing up in the city, she described immigrants as integral to its fabric, serving as neighbors, friends and coworkers, and urged speaking out against policies that instill fear and injustice regardless of political affiliation. In August, she again spoke out against operations targeting people who have helped build the country, drawing a rebuke from the Department of Homeland Security.

The recent deaths cited by Kardashian occurred during a surge in deportation efforts ordered by President Donald Trump, which has deployed thousands of armed immigration agents into Minnesota’s largest cities this month. The operations have led to frequent clashes with protesters and resulted in multiple fatalities, including the shootings of U.S. citizens and others.

The enforcement push has deepened political divisions, even within Trump’s Republican Party, with a recent poll showing party members split on whether the crackdown has overstepped. Critics argue the actions prioritize rapid deportations over due process and community safety, exacerbating trauma for immigrant families nationwide. Supporters maintain the operations target serious threats to public security.

Kardashian’s involvement comes at a time when high-profile figures are increasingly drawing attention to the human costs of the policy, amplifying calls for reform. The National Immigration Law Center, which received her donation, focuses on legal challenges and policy advocacy to protect vulnerable populations from aggressive federal actions.