Desperate Measures: Teresa Giudice's Teen Daughter Creates Petition To Stop Dad Joe's Deportation
Apr. 24 2019, Updated 4:13 p.m. ET
Desperate measures!
Teresa and Joe Giudice's teen daughter is trying to stop her felon father's seemingly imminent deportation by creating a petition calling for a Presidential pardon, RadarOnline.com can report.
On April 23, Gia Giudice, 18, created a Change.org petition called "STOP the Deportation of Joe Giudice."
"They have made a mistake, but rectified it through serving time and by financially satisfying all that was owed," Gia wrote in the petition.
"He is currently still in a detention center while fighting the deportation; that's right, he's still incarcerated months after completing his prison sentence in an effort to stand by his family."
"My father is not a danger to society, he is a warm loving man and I beg you sign our petition to give my father a second chance at being part of our lives and giving back to the community we live in once again."
The New Jersey-based teen ended the sad story by begging President Donald Trump to pardon her father so he can remain in the United States.
"We request that our President, Donald J Trump review our petition and pardon my father to relieve him of this life sentence the courts are bestowing on him," she concluded. "Yes in Italy he will no longer be incarcerated but will he ever be free if kept from his family and be able to be a productive member of society?"
Teresa, along with RHONJ costars Danielle Staub and Jennifer Aydin, promoted the petition on their social media accounts.
Gia called for 35,000 signatures, and as of Wednesday morning, had already scored 31,000.
Sadly for Joe's four daughters, the popular petition could land on deaf ears.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Teresa asked President Trump to pardon Joe last year — but her request didn't seem to have any effect on the government's decision to deport her husband.
RadarOnline.com readers know Joe's appeal to a judge's 2018 deportation order was shut down by the Board of Immigration Appeals on April 11.
In a last-ditch effort, Joe's team filed a Petition for Review and a lawsuit in federal court, but an immigration attorney told RadarOnline.com he has "virtually no chance" of winning.
Meanwhile, Teresa — who admitted she will leave Joe if he's deported — has seemingly already moved on with 26-year-old boy toy Blake Schreck. RadarOnline.com caught her holding hands with the hunk on a steamy Miami getaway in February.