Nicki Minaj fans were outraged so outraged with what the rapper said at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest last month that they launched a petition to have her deported

Despite a petition going around calling for rap superstar Nicki Minaj to be deported, the successful mother-of-one continues to stay quiet online about the situation.

The Moment 4 Life rapper, 43, set off a fury of backlash after she openly supported the president and appeared at a conservative event with Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, who is the CEO of Turning Point USA. Countless were so outraged with her aligning with MAGA that her fans launched a petition on Change.org to have her deported to Trinidad and Tobago, where Nicki was born and lived until the age of five.

Although 80,822 individuals have signed the petition to boot Nicki out of America as of publication, the Grammy-nominated rhymer still hasn’t addressed the move on social media.

Nicki has been virtually radio silent on X (fka Twitter) and Instagram. While the hip-hop artist hasn’t posted on X since December 26, her Instagram has been completely taken down.

It was reported on December 24 that Nicki had deleted her Instagram page shortly following her on-stage appearance with Erika at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest on December 21.

At the time, when you tried to search Nicki’s IG account, you got the message, “Sorry, this page isn’t available.” Similarly, at the time this story was published, the message remains the same.

Over the years, Nicki has fled Instagram only to later return, so it’s unclear if she will remain gone from the platform for good. What Nicki said at the conservative festival seemed to be more triggering than her being in attendance alone.

“I can relate to them when I hear them speak,” she explained to Erika, 37, referring to President Donald Trump, 79, and Vice President JD Vance, 41.

Also, Nicki said she had “the utmost respect and admiration” for Trump, noting that he spread “hope” and that his “administration is full of people with heart and soul” that makes her “proud.”

Further comments that drew outrage were when she said, “young men, you have amazing role models like our handsome, dashing president. And you have amazing role models like the assassin JD Vance, our vice president.”

Immediately, fans reacted online, especially after she axed her account, with one writing on X, formerly Twitter, “The facts that Nicki Minaj delete her Instagram account, show that she doesn’t give a s–t if she go broke unlike S—– B crying and whining everytime her hater talk about her.”