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Ok, now that's just terrifying. I'd imagine a lot can be contested and won over using immigration lawyers but not everyone can afford that.
also… naturalized citizens of the US have to renounce their citizenship in their nation of origin. these are people who love america in ways most of us can't understand or even really fathom. and most of them are definitively not safe in their country of origin. this is truly vile shit
I see it being used as a political tool to silence dissent. Speak up? Get you or someone you love deported and have them lose their citizenship.
Or it will be a way to give supporters some goodies. Take away a naturalized citizen's home or business and give it to a Trump supporter for pennies on the dollar.
Bruh, what is this? Israel?
Like many human-rights related conventions, USA is not a signatory of the convention on the stateless persons.
USA so far kinda got a pass on many thing for being the "world police" and buying forgiveness with NATO protection. Remove that, and the US is basically yet another rogue state.
Ah yes, because we're dealing with an administration that definitely respects convention, cares if things are frowned upon, and always follows the law