Teresa Giudice Traveling to Italy to Visit Deported Husband

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The Giudice family is hoping for a happy – albeit temporary – family reunion following Joe Giudice’s deportation back to Italy.
According to several media outlets, Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, along with her and Joe’s four daughters Gia, Gabriella, Milania, and Audriana, are traveling to Italy to visit the deported family patriarch.
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#repost @luciacasazza ・・・ WE need EVERYONES HELP PLEASE REPOST ! How could we live and support a nation that Allows sex offenders and pedophiles to stay in the United States as long as we register them to a list knowing they could live next-door and harm again, yet they could take a man who committed a minor crime to support his family away from his family it makes me want to leave this country !!!!!!! #BringJOEHome !!!!!! #cnn #nbc #nbcnewyork #nbcnews #pix11news #trump #trumpmeme #donaldtrump do something intervene I voted for you because I support you and what you stand for And your strong belief to take a positive stance and make a change in this country aside from the fact that you supported your own campaign financially if you can do all of those things and all the things you have done I think you can make a motion to bring this man home back to his family instead of sending him to a country that he has no ties to besides his cultural background ✔️ please help @realdonaldtrump Make a motion to pardon Joe Giudice 🙏🏼 1 nation under God ! Gods in control nobody else ✝️💪🏼#FREEDOMofSpeech #PLEASEREPOST @teresagiudice @_giagiudice @milania_giudice356 @dancer_audriana_ @realdonaldtrump @donaldjtrumpjr @ivankatrump @cnn @nbcnews @pix11news

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People reports the family reunion will be televised on Bravo during a Real Housewives of New Jersey special airing.
Joe was released from prison last year after serving a 41-month prison sentence for mail, wire, and bankruptcy fraud. Teresa served a little over 11 months for the same charges. Upon release, Joe – who held a green card but never took out U.S. citizenship – was immediately placed in ICE custody. In October he was released from ICE custody and flew to Italy.
According to People, Joe is currently living in his grandmother’s home in Sala Consilina as he awaits the final appeal on his deportation ruling.

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