Justin Bieber Deported Petition Protects Americans From His ‘Bad Influence’ On Youth? Selena Gomez’s Boyfriend Called Into Question

Justin Bieber is a "bad influence" on the youth and Selena Gomez should be protected from the "Heartbreaker" singer, the Guardian Liberty Voice reports, leaving many wondering if the ongoing petition to get him deported is a viable solution.

A WhiteHouse.gov petition aimed at getting Justin Bieber deported has reached 273,765 signatures-Twitter and Instagram users have been buzzing about the request's surge in popularity and the "Heartbreaker" singer's likely reaction.

But plans to get Selena Gomez's boyfriend deported isn't all fans are talking about.

Joe Jonas discussed Justin Bieber's career downfall and rumors of him almost retiring and being deported, mentioning that it was predictable, the Daily Mail reports.

"I think we all saw it coming. Your dad is your party animal - that's going to sum it up pretty quick," Jonas said, according to the site.

Justin Bieber was visited at a Miami recording studio by his girlfriend Selena Gomez and the couple is allegedly working on a track together called "Unfamiliar," leaving many wondering if it may be a sign he's retiring.

The "Heartbreaker" singer posted a Twitter and Instagram photo recording music with Austin Mahone, who was rumored to be dating his girlfriend Selena Gomez.

Paparazzi sought to boost the potential damages he could win from Justin Bieber in a lawsuit that accuses the singer and a bodyguard of battery in a confrontation outside a recording studio, the Huffington Post writes, just as Selena Gomez's boyfriend posted a solemn picture of himself on Twitter and Instagram.

Could Justin Bieber be worried about retiring and deported pressures mounting on him?

Justin Bieber was recently booed after receiving a Juno Award at a Canadian music show, TMZ reports, leaving the question of whether those in his native country would consider launching their own petition aimed at deporting him and making him retire.