President Donald Trump‘s administration is directly calling out Selena Gomez for her tearful reaction to the recent mass ICE arrests … accusing the starlet of having little empathy for those “murdered by illegal aliens.”

The White House formally uploaded a video to Instagram and other social sites on Friday evening, where they highlighted 3 separate cases where women were allegedly killed by undocumented individuals.

The captions added … “Kayla Hamilton, Jocelyn Nungaray, and Rachel Morin were murdered by illegal aliens. Their courageous mothers had something to say to @SelenaGomez and those who oppose securing our borders.”

As Patty bluntly put it … “No one has stood up except for us mothers to cry out about our children.”

The women also applauded 47 for beefing up the immigration policy in the U.S. after returning to the Oval Office earlier this month.

As you know, Selena — a 3rd-generation Mexican American — felt differently over the mass deportations … uploading a video of herself crying about ICE’s actions and declaring her people were “getting attacked.”

She quickly deleted the video and later defended she was just showing “empathy for people.”

Yet, the damage had been done, prompting even border czar Tom Homan to respond … who encouraged Selena to take the issue up with Congress.

Tech N9ne is ecstatic about Kendrick Lamar‘s upcoming Super Bowl LIX halftime moment … given the fact that K. Dot and then-future Grammy sensation Jay Rock got their first big break on his 2010 “Independent Grind” tour!!!

Fast-forward to 2017, Kendrick was in Tech’s Kansas City hometown on his own headlining tour, thanking him and former Strange Music rapper Krizz Kaliko for their guidance that led to the road to where he’ll showcase his stuff at the Super Bowl!!!

Tech tells TMZ Hip Hop he vividly recalls K. Dot soaking up the moves and concert poise during the tour, which clearly paid off for the Compton rapper in the long run.

Jason Oppenheim is sounding off on federal prosecutors’ latest allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs, saying the indictment makes it sound like it’s illegal for men to lavish significant others with expensive items.

Check it out … the “Selling Sunset” boss said his piece on Friday’s “TMZ Live” — which he co-hosted — and questioned the case against the mogul, specifically the feds’ claim Diddy provided 3 women money to cover their living expenses, and gave them career opportunities.

Jason says that sounds like prosecutors are “criminalizing half the relationships in Hollywood” … because that’s just what rich men in showbiz tend to do for GFs. He says it sounds like the prosecutors’ case is pretty “thin,” if that’s all they have.