Have you met Donald Trump's Muslim love-child?

It is around midnight in rainy Chicago when we ring up Fawzia Mirza The PakistaniCanadianAmerican actor is driving back home after a chat with an unnamed Indian actor she wishes to cast in her upcoming feature film Signature Move It features a Pakistani Muslim lesbian played by Mirza who is taking wrestling classes and is in love with a Mexican woman There is a lot in this film that Donald Trump might disapprove of But not if Mirza gets to have her sayAyesha Ali Trump is the fictional illegitmate Muslim daughter of US RepublicanHer recent mockdocumentary is on Ayesha Ali Trump the illegitimate daughter of the Republican Partyrsquos Presidential candidate who called for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the USA Ayesha smirks like Trump and chronically adjusts her generous golden mane In her mannerisms she is her fatherrsquos daughter but when it comes to politics she is on the opposite end of the spectrum Ayesha has her own website wwwayeshatrumpcom Twitter handle AyeshaTrump I am Trumprsquos daughter and I am 1000 percent Muslim American she proudly statesPresidential candidate Donald Trump PicMoll JeanCharger EntertainmentIs Ayesha Ali Trump real No Are her claims as true as Trumprsquos Absolutely says Mirza from whose figment of imagination came AyeshaAs an artist the work I do breaks different stereotypes When Trump made his December 7 speech I asked myself lsquoHow can a little brown girl speak outrsquo Across communities in the USA it felt as though his hateful rhetoric was thought of as a joke that will pass on but that is not enough says Mirza who has previously made Kam Kardishian a satirical web series on the fictional lesbian daughter of the worldrsquos most famous familyFawzia MirzaMirza was aware what she was up against Trump is theatrical and a caricature of a good politician Unfortunately he is a megalomaniac Anytime a comedian makes a joke about him he embraces it she says And Mirza is not alone in her observations Ian Crouch recently wrote in The New Yorker that Trump is impervious to comedy and added rhetorically What if nuking Godzilla only makes the monster stronger With exit polls showing twothirds supporting Trump the situation he writes is too absurd to be made light ofAnd thus was born Ayesha Ali Trump The one thing Trump cannot embrace is an illegitimate Muslim daughter It would alienate his supporters says Mirza The Muslim Trump Documentary which is replete with an emboldening soundtrack takes you on a ride along with a conscientious Ayesha played by Mirza who works as an Uber driver The interviewer asks her How many terrorists are there in your family Ayesha after counting on her fingers replies I have no terrorists in my family Then what was she counting There are no terrorists in my Pakistani family but there are three on my Trump sideHer roots are repeating motifs in her work like in Reclaiming Pakistan a documentary featuring activist Sabine Mahmud who was shot dead last year Mirzarsquos parents originally from India headed to Karachi after the Partition and from there arrived in Canada in the late70s Growing up in Nova Scotia Mirza was one of the few brown girls at school With her gamine style and dainty nosestud Mirza looks nothing like the obviously Asian Ayesha When minorities are depicted on TV it is important to show them as safe But minorities are just as complex weird and flawed Ayesha is not meant to be a model MuslimDespite her best efforts Ayesha Ali Trump will be a lesser star than her father But thatrsquos not Mirzarsquos point Ayesha is not the perfect Muslim antithesis to Trump Trump makes for great television but it is a threatening reality for gay people Muslims Arabs South Asians mdash insert minority group here He has opened the doors to publicly acceptable racism People are wondering whatrsquos going on and this is my way of disagreeing with him says Mirza finally having reached home and resting her head on a pillow