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Date: November 08, 2024 at 09:42:30
From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: GOP Plans to “Turbocharge” Trump’s Denaturalization Project ... |
URL: https://theimmigrationhub.org/press/gop-plans-to-turbocharge-trumps-denaturalization-project-threaten-the-nations-core-values/ |
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Stephen Miller@StephenM
Yes. We started a new denaturalization project under Trump. In 2025, expect it to
be turbocharged.
9:16 AM · Oct 11, 2023
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1712094935820780029
GOP Plans to “Turbocharge” Trump’s Denaturalization Project Threaten the
Nation’s Core Values
“The denaturalization campaign that began under Trump, and which close
advisor Stephen Miller now promises to “turbocharge” is an attack on the
fundamental principles of fairness, stability, and equal rights that citizenship
represents.”
WASHINGTON, DC – Kerri Talbot, Executive Director of the Immigration Hub,
issued the following statement on Citizenship Day.
“On Citizenship Day, we recognize and celebrate the millions of immigrants who
have embraced the opportunities of U.S. citizenship. For these individuals,
citizenship represents a commitment to the values of democracy, equality, and
shared prosperity that define our nation. Naturalized citizens have long been key
contributors to America’s growth and success, enriching our economy, culture,
and communities.
“However, it is imperative to acknowledge that these same citizens would be
under attack in a Trump-Vance administration. Their Project 2025 agenda would
target naturalized citizens and see those who have earned their place in this
country deported. The denaturalization campaign that began under Trump, and
which close advisor Stephen Miller now promises to “turbocharge” is an attack on
the fundamental principles of fairness, stability, and equal rights that citizenship
represents. Such policies are rooted in fear and exclusion, not in the principles of
justice and equality that should guide our nation.”
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The Immigration Hub is a national organization dedicated to advancing fair and
just immigration policies through strategic leadership, innovative
communications strategies, legislative advocacy and collaborative partnerships.
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Date: November 08, 2024 at 12:09:22
From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: GOP Plans to “Turbocharge” Trump’s Denaturalization Project ... |
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Yup, that is what's coming.
I spoke to a restaurant owner the other day. He was
clearly hispanic and proud of the business he built. He
had a heavy accent, but told me he had voted for Trump.
I guessed he is probably a immigrant and now a
naturalized citizen, probably after many long years of
hard work to get to that place, and then build his
restaurant business. He thought Trump would be good for
his business, but asked me what I thought.
I said it's going to be a mixed bag for him. Trump
would likely do away with overtime pay, regulations
like OSHA that means less labor costs for you. But,
his tariffs will raise the price on the product he had
to buy for his business. Much of the food there isn't
grown in the US, and has to be imported.
And what I didn't say, I just didn't know him that
well, is all of that might be for naught if he's de-
naturalized and deported anyway.
He was a nice guy. I wish him well, but I fear for
fellow citizens like him.
If he has a family member that isn't documented in his
home..the whole family could end up at one of those
future camps Miller and Trump have broadcasted they
will build.
It's terribly sad. I couldn't even bring it up..what
was the point. He had already cast his vote. I hope he
enjoys is win for the moment. His life could well be
turned into a nightmare soon.
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