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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“The Denaturalization Section will further the department’s efforts to pursue those who unlawfully obtained citizenship status and ensure that they are held accountable for their fraudulent conduct,”

if you unlawfully obtained citizenship you should be naturalized. Not sure why this is controversial [/quote]

Just be cool with your paperwork being gone over with a fine tooth comb and [b]hoping[/b] that the rules and regulations you previously followed aren’t suddenly deemed invalidating.  [/quote]m

Yep!  Will the future well-being of my my kids be dependent on hope?  My husband is a naturalized citizen and the main breadwinner in our family. Should he have to walk around with all his documentation and hope he is not deemed eligible for denaturalization?  He is lucky, as he is white passing and has a very slight accent, but his name is obviously Spanish. Our kids also have Spanish names. Should they also have to walk around with their passports?  I feel for Latino citizens who have more indigenous and African ancestry. They will be the targets of even more racism!  Ugh!

Stephen Miller is just a horrible, horrible person!  [/quote]

Let’s clear up a few things and stop with the fear-based, politically charged rhetoric. First, no one who is a lawfully naturalized U.S. citizen needs to worry about being "randomly" deemed eligible for denaturalization, regardless of their race, accent, or name. The laws around denaturalization, such as 8 U.S.C. § 1451(a), focus on specific cases of fraud or misrepresentation during the citizenship process, like lying on applications or using false documents.

There’s no need for your husband or children to walk around with passports out of fear. If your husband became a citizen lawfully and truthfully, he is not at risk. Enforcement of immigration law is aimed at protecting the integrity of the system, not targeting innocent people based on race or ethnicity.

The real issue here is that the Biden administration is not consistently enforcing these existing laws regarding immigration fraud, which is the actual concern. This isn’t about race—it’s about enforcing laws that apply equally to everyone. Let’s focus on the facts and drop the talking points. Law-abiding citizens have nothing to fear.[/quote]
Right, because Trump has so much respect for the law. He'll do it, and he'll dare anyone to stop him.[/quote]

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