Teresa Giudice cuts the silence on the decision to deport Joe Giudice's husband

Teresa Giudice spoke symbolically about her husband Joe Giudicethe decision of expulsion.

On Sunday, Teresa posted a photo of the Statue of Liberty, but instead of holding a torch, she covers her eyes with her hands. She captivated him with emoji hand prayer and added it to his usual Instagram posts and narration. When the judge announced the decision, a source told E! News that Teresa "is devastated by the announcement that Joe will be deported to Italy".

On October 10, a judge ordered that Joe be deported from the United States after his three-year term of imprisonment in a federal facility, then surrendered to ICE (Immigration and US Customs Enforcement). He is expected to be released in March 2019.

Two of their four daughters also spoke on Instagram about their hopes of keeping their father in the United States after their imprisonment. 17 years Gia Giudice and 12 years Milania Giudice taken to the social media platform and defended on behalf of their father Milania sent pictures about them and wrote: "My father, who is the best father in the world, must go home. I can not believe it's happening, imagine another day without you, we'll do anything to fight this daddy !! "

Gia typed similar words next to an older photo of the two. "My father is not a threat to society, he is one of the warmest people I know, he would never hurt a soul," she wrote. "My dad did his time and learned from his mistakes, is not he supposed to be there to make you understand your mistakes so that you can become a better person?" And that's exactly what my father did. "

In 2014, Joe was sentenced to 41 months in prison for fraud. Teresa returned in January 2015 and began her jail sentence at a minimum security institution in Connecticut. She served 11 months.

Teresa has not made any other public comment on the eviction, but Joe has the right to appeal. ICE told E! News in a statement, "Mr. Guidice has reserved the right to appeal the decision to the Immigration Appeals Board and has 30 days to appeal before the Board of Appeal." The order becomes definitive. "

The source told E! News that Teresa "always knew that it was a possible result". The insider said: "Teresa and Joe do not have a plan in place for their marriage, although she is determined to find a way to make this situation work for her family, their lives and leaving her father elderly who lives with her to move around the world ".

Teresa is also making an effort to be "strong" for her four daughters, according to the source.

While she remains "committed" to keeping her family together, another source told E! News, "Teresa does not intend to go anywhere yet."