Eva Longoria can't keep away from US despite claims she left

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : I left because my work took me there,' Longoria said.
61% : Am I really making a difference?"' 'I was so untethered to the core of what I believe because I truly believed in my soul that the best person wins.
57% : 'I've never been depressed in my life,' she told Marie Claire. '
56% : The Texas born star, who has spent her 'whole adult life' in California, says she feels the American 'chapter in my life is done now' and no longer wants to live in Los Angeles, alleging the city has been 'changing'.
56% : 'Whether it's the homelessness or the taxes, not that I want to s**t on California -- it just feels like this chapter in my life is done now,' she said.
20% : Despite claiming to have left 'dystopian' United States after Donald Trump's first presidential win, Eva Longoria, 50, is seemingly unable to stay away; seen March 18 in New York City The actress, who campaigned hard for Kamala Harris to win the presidential election, feared that if Trump 'keeps his promises' the US will be a 'scary place'; Trump seen in February Longoria, who has Spanish citizenship, and her producer husband José Bastón, a native of Mexico, have been living abroad with their six-year-old son Santiago while she works on her CNN miniseries Searching for Spain - a follow up to last year's Searching for Mexico.
18% : At the time, the actress, who campaigned hard for Kamala Harris to win the presidential election, feared that if Trump -- who served his first term as President from 2017 to 2021 and began his second term in 2025 -- 'keeps his promises' the US will be a 'scary place'.
18% : I didn't want it to be taken that I left because of Trump -- absolutely not -- or because of the elections.' Longoria has been a vocal opponent of Trump's and branded him, 'a convicted criminal who spews so much hate' in the wake of his second election win.

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