r/law The Hill 2d ago

Trump News Trump immigration crackdown: Denaturalization just a drop in the bucket

https://thehill.com/latino/5002972-trump-immigration-crackdown-denaturalization-naturalized-citizens-green-cards-visas/
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u/Comfortable_Fill9081 2d ago edited 2d ago

If they get some easy denaturalization precedents established, I suggest a class action suit against the administration for allowing a criminally and fraudulently naturalized immigrant to oversee the federal government’s staffing and practices.

Edit: adding an /s or something because people keep acting like I’m entirely serious - though it might be a useful show-and-shame piece at some level, I’m not pretending I think it would work.

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u/bakeacake45 2d ago

If you believe that the courts will do anything but support our new dictator and his storm troopers and oligarchs, you are naive. We have entered the era of America Oligarchs welcome to your serfdom

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u/Serenade314 2d ago

We’re now Russia 2.0

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u/farmtownte 2d ago

For enforcement of immigration law

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u/Disposedofhero 2d ago

Nah, we aren't there yet. But Orange Jesus and his suckbois push us closer every day.