The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice’s eldest daughter Gia is ‘still actively doing whatever’ she can to get President Donald Trump to pardon her felon immigrant father, Joe Giudice.The Italian-born, Bahamas-based 54-year-old was deported from the States in 2019 after completing his 41-month sentence for fraud charges at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution.’He’s doing great. I’m actually going to see him on Tuesday. He’s in the Bahamas,’ The 25-year-old nepo baby told FOX 5 New York on Wednesday.’And you know, we just filed a humanitarian packet for him, just kind of trying to do everything we can to get him pardoned and hopefully come back, or even just on visitation.’Gia continued: ‘We’re still actively working through that and trying everything we can. I mean, I think any family would want their dad home. Any daughter or child would want their father home.’The aspiring attorney, who has a criminal justice degree from Rutgers University, was inspired by the pardoning of Todd and Julie Chrisley to begin actively seeking a pardon for Joe one year ago. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice’s eldest daughter Gia is ‘still actively doing whatever’ she can to get President Donald Trump to pardon her felon immigrant father, Joe Giudice The Italian-born, Bahamas-based 54-year-old was deported from the States in 2019 after completing his 41-month sentence for fraud charges at Fort Dix Federal Correctional Institution (posted January 18)’Watching the Chrisley family receive a second chance inspired me. It showed me that people can be forgiven, that families can be restored and that sometimes the justice system has room for grace,’ Gia said in her Instagram video.’That gave me hope. Hope that maybe my dad could come home, too.’One month earlier, the boxer-turned-tour guide made his own plea to the 80-year-old Republican politician: ‘I served my time, and I’ve been deported from the US for nearly a decade.’I was raised in Jersey, I’m a father of four amazing daughters, and I just want to be allowed to visit them again. President Trump, I respect you and I’m asking for a second chance.’The tax-evading couple – who divorced in 2020 – were originally sentenced in 2014 for bankruptcy fraud and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, while the Chrisleys were convicted of tax evasion, bank/wire fraud and obstruction of justice.The Daily Mail has reached out to Gia’s reps for comment but did not immediately hear back.[embedded content] ‘He’s doing great. I’m actually going to see him on Tuesday. He’s in the Bahamas,’ The 25-year-old nepo baby told FOX 5 New York on Wednesday She said: ‘And you know, we just filed a humanitarian packet for him, just kind of trying to do everything we can to get him pardoned and hopefully come back, or even just on visitation’ Gia continued: ‘We’re still actively working through that and trying everything we can. I mean, I think any family would want their dad home. Any daughter or child would want their father home’ The aspiring attorney – who has a criminal justice degree from Rutgers University – was inspired by the pardoning of Todd and Julie Chrisley to begin actively seeking a pardon for Joe one year ago (pictured in 2025) ‘Watching the Chrisley family receive a second chance inspired me. It showed me that people can be forgiven, that families can be restored and that sometimes the justice system has room for grace,’ Gia said in her Instagram video. ‘That gave me hope. Hope that maybe my dad could come home, too’ One month earlier, the boxer-turned-tour guide made his own plea to the 80-year-old Republican politician: ‘I was raised in Jersey, I’m a father of four amazing daughters, and I just want to be allowed to visit them again. President Trump, I respect you and I’m asking for a second chance’ The tax-evading couple – who divorced in 2020 – were originally sentenced in 2014 (pictured) for bankruptcy fraud and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud – while the Chrisleys were convicted of tax evasion, bank/wire fraud and obstruction of justice Gia currently stars in the 11-episode second season of Michaline Babich’s nepo reality show Next Gen NYC, which airs Wednesdays on BravoJoin the discussionShould families get special consideration for pardons when a parent is deported for a crime?What’s your view?The Giudices last made headlines on May 14 when Gia’s younger sister Milania was arrested by the Montville Township Police for simple assault causing bodily injury to someone with the initials ‘LR’ at Teresa’s $3.35 million New Jersey home.The 20-year-old University of Tampa sophomore has pleaded not guilty.The Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test winner currently stars in the 11-episode second season of Michaline Babich’s nepo reality show Next Gen NYC, which airs Wednesdays on Bravo.Gia – who boasts 2 million social media followers – is also every bit the influencer with paid partnerships for brands like CoverGirl, Klarna, Seed, Vince Camuto, Biodance, Hunter Boots and Steve Madden.