White House Press Secretary Addresses Justin Bieber Deportation Petition

No, not in that way.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was forced to acknowledge the We The People petition calling for Justin' Bieber's deportation. According to Mediaite, Carney was asked about the petition by NBC's Peter Alexander. 

"That process will occur, as is our commitment," Carney resplied. "There will be a response when the threshold is crossed. That response will come, I'm sure, relatively soon. I don't have one now on matters related to visas. I would refer you to DHS." 

Of course, this will all be swatted down with a formal response that essentially says "No, we aren't deporting someone over a DUI." Still, we can all dream, right?

Justin Bieber has had a busy 2014, to say the least. The teen pop singer has been arrested for DUI and drag racing, charged with assault on his limo driver and caught suckling on a stripper's lady lumps. 

It's certainly not helping his image with his numerous court cases approaching, though the Biebs does have his defenders.