Toni Formichelli

This BIT$H is a foreigner and MUST be DEPORTED along with her entire family for her horrible words against our dear patriot @charliekirk11 whom she will NEVER understand. HER APOLOGY IS NOT ACCEPTED. @SecRubio - can you PLEASE DEPORT this TRASH? —— Isa Casahuga (Isabela Casahuga-Lemgruber) is a 19-year-old UTSA student (class of 2030, international relations/diplomacy) who lives in Houston and graduated from St. Agnes Academy there. Her mother, Paula Lemgruber Casahuga, was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and works as a real estate agent/relocation specialist in Houston. Her father, Guillem Casahuga, is Spanish-born (Catalonia; degrees from Polytechnic University of Catalonia and ESADE in Spain) and is a partner at the consulting firm Arthur D. Little, based in their Houston office and leading the Latin America telecommunications/information/media/electronics practice. The family’s realtor bio describes the daughters as “citizens of the world” and notes they have lived in more than 9 cities across 5 countries. They settled in Houston around 5 years ago. In the original video (at a TPUSA “Pick Up the Mic” event), she introduced herself as an immigrant while reading a poem parodying Charlie Kirk’s 2025 assassination (“Kirkiversary,” “shot to the neck”). Her precise place of birth and U.S. immigration/citizenship status are not publicly confirmed. She is frequently described in coverage (including Brazilian media) as Brazilian or the daughter of a Brazilian, and some online posts speculate about visas or naturalization, but there is no verified official record of her citizenship, specific visa type, or any deportation/visa action. The family appears to have relocated for professional reasons tied to the father’s international consulting work. The controversy stems from the poem and a follow-up remark to the event host about appearing without “neck protection”; she later released an apology video citing prayer, reflection, and Christian values