Melania Trump’s visa history has come under scrutiny, with Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett questioning whether the former First Lady received special treatment. During a June 25 House Judiciary Committee hearing, Crockett challenged the Trump administration’s immigration policies while highlighting Melania’s EB-1 “Einstein visa.”

The EB-1 visa is typically reserved for individuals with extraordinary achievements like Nobel Prize winners or Olympic medalists. Crockett argued Melania’s modeling career didn’t meet these elite standards, stating: “It doesn’t take an Einstein to see that the math ain’t mathin’ here.”

Social media users quickly joined the debate, with many accusing Donald Trump of hypocrisy given his strict immigration stance. One Reddit user noted the irony of Trump’s “vicious campaign against immigrants when his first and third wives were immigrants.”

Melania, who became a U.S. citizen in 2006, obtained her visa before marrying Trump. Critics questioned whether she would have qualified without her future husband’s influence and wealth.

The discussion has reignited debates about immigration privilege, with some commenters sarcastically suggesting Melania should face the same treatment as undocumented immigrants. “Looking forward to seeing video of her tackled outside of her favorite nail salon by ICE thugs in masks,” one user joked.

While Crockett’s comments drew attention to potential visa inequities, they also highlighted the complex intersection of immigration policy and political rhetoric. The White House has not responded to requests for comment on the matter.

This controversy emerges as immigration remains a key issue in American politics, with Trump’s hardline policies continuing to spark debate about fairness and consistency in the system.