Calls to Deport Chinese president Xi Jinping’s daughter from the US

MAGA activist, Laura Loomer has called to deport the Chinese president Xi Jinping’s daughter who lives in Massachusetts, protected by PLA guards. “Communists don’t belong in our country. She further added “I think I’m going to confront her on video and ask her about her father,"

Given that US has announced a major crackdown on Chinese students, it is fair to also deport the Chinese President’s daughter.

Loomer stated that Xi Mingze currently resides in Massachusetts as a foreign student. However, there is no publicly available information in regards to her residence in the US or her lifestyle. The New Yorker reported in 2015 that after graduating from Harvard University Xi Mingze returned to China and has maintained a low profile since.

"DEPORT XI JINPING'S DAUGHTER!" Loomer said in a post on X.

"She lives in Massachusetts and went to Harvard! Sources tell me PLA guards from the CCP provide her with private security on US soil in Massachusetts!"

In her post on X, Loomer tagged key figures in the current U.S. administration, including President Donald Trump. No evidence for her claims or sources were given.

According to reports, Harvard University is battling against President Donald Trump's administration in a game of high-stakes legal manoeuvring over immigration rules and university autonomy. The Trump's administration has revoked Harvard University's ability to enrol international students and has accused Harvard of promoting anti-Semitism and collaborating with the Chinese Communist Party. Reports suggest that Chinese nationals comprised approximately 20 percent of Harvard's international student enrolment.

Loomer has requested her supporters to make the subject trend on social media.  

The allegations have erupted post Rubio’s announcement that the U.S. will begin revoking the visas of Chinese students.

He wrote on X stating "The US will begin revoking visas of Chinese students, including those with connections to the Chinese Communist Party or studying in critical fields”.

According to a study mentioned by News Week, 92 percent of Chinese students who acquire a Ph.D. in the United States remain in the US for a period of five years after graduation.

It is reported that certain students are restricted from studying in the U.S.

Senator Eric Schmitt has introduced the Protecting Higher Education from the Chinese Communist Party Act, which bans members of the Chinese Communist Party and their relatives from obtaining student visas for studying at American universities.

In response, China has urged the U.S. to protect the rights of international students.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said China "upholds that normal education cooperation and academic exchanges should not be disrupted" at a press conference on 28 May 2025. "We urge the U.S. to effectively safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of all international students, including Chinese students overseas," she said.

According to online sources, Xi Mingze, born in 1992, is the only daughter of Chinese President Xi Jinping and folk singer Peng Liyuan. She studied psychology at Harvard University under a pseudonym and maintains a private life with little information released about her. Occasionally, she is known to make public appearances alongside her parents.

All visa holders at Harvard University are currently under increased scrutiny by the Trump administration. The State Department is expected to conduct a broad review of student, business, tourist and other visa categories associated with Harvard to assess potential security concerns or procedural issues.

This development comes after the Department of Homeland Security tried to revoke Harvard's certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), which enables the university to enrol international students. A federal judge is reported to have issued a temporary restraining order blocking the policy from taking effect.

Rubio has also paused all student visa appointments at U.S. consulates and embassies while his department reviews its vetting procedures.

The Department of Homeland Security has terminated nearly $3 million in grants to Harvard University after the school did not comply with a list of proposed changes. These included ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, revising student disciplinary procedures, and instituting a ban on face masks.

Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, senior fellow at the American Immigration Council, previously wrote on X: "Trump's decision to suspend student visa interviews threatens nearly $44 billion in economic contributions and over 370,000 jobs across the United States, according to NAFSA. If the United States stops taking foreign students, the economic impact would be catastrophic."