Trump is not welcome back at the network for his TV show “The Celebrity Apprentice,” either. The network cited Trump’s recent “derogatory statements” as the reason it chose to cut off the controversial personality.

Trump attracted national criticism when he said that Mexicans “have lots of problems” and “bring those problems to us” in his speech declaring his presidential candidacy June 16. “They’re bringing drugs, they’re bringing crime, they’re rapists,” he said, “and some, I assume, are good people.”

In response to Trump’s comments, Univision, the largest Spanish-language broadcaster in the United States, announced it would cut ties with the real estate mogul and not air the Miss USA Pageant. “At Univision, we see first-hand the work ethic, love for family, strong religious values and the important role Mexican immigrants and Mexican-Americans have had and will continue to have in building the future of our country,” the company said in a press release, which was also translated into Spanish (Trump threatened to sue Univision in retaliation: “They’ll have to pay me a lot of money,” he said.)

NBC Universal also faced calls to cancel its relationship with Trump. A Change.org petition calling for the network to cancel Miss USA, Miss Universe, and Trump’s long-running vanity project, the Apprentice, received over 200,000 signatures.

In response to NBC’s decision to cut ties, Trump said, “If NBC is so weak and so foolish to not understand the serious illegal immigration problem in the United States, coupled with the horrendous and unfair trade deals we are making with Mexico, then their contract violating closure of Miss Universe/Miss USA will be determined in court.”

NBC is a division of Comcast (CMCSA).

This post has been updated to include Donald Trump’s statement in response to NBC’s decision.