Trump DOJ Memo: Deport Citizens for ANY Reason NOW!

In this video, you're going to see how

the Department of Justice and a leaked

memo can literally deport any

naturalized citizen for any potential

crime. This is scary and that's why this

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Capital. The New York Post is reporting

that the Department of Justice is now

prioritizing denaturalization. In other

words, stripping US citizenship from

people charged with some crimes. Now,

initially, we might just think crimes

would be like really bad things like uh

individuals who committed human

trafficking, like who does that? Sex

offenses or violent crimes. These are

really bad things.

However, naturalized citizens, so in

other words, citizens who uh became

citizens through naturalization, who

didn't disclose previous felonies during

the process of acquiring citizenship

through government corruption or

misrepresentation, could also be subject

to prioritized dennaturalization.

But so this broadly appealing or

applying not to naturally born citizens

but naturalized citizens but also look

at this various forms of fraud are also

included in the memo including paycheck

protection program loan fraud. So if you

defrauded the PPP loan program you could

get your citizenship revoked even if

you're already a citizen.

and Medicaid or Medicare fraud, which

would basically be like, "Hey, I need uh

Medicaid because I'm so poor." And then

you're secretly making money with cash,

let's say, and you're not reporting it.

If you were caught and technically you

wouldn't qualify for Medicaid because

you're not reporting or you're hiding

your income, that would be fraud against

Medicaid. You could literally lose your

citizenship for that. Uh and again, a

lot of people would look and say, "Well,

don't commit crime.

Uh, and then it says, "And I'm just

giving examples, right? And fraud

against private individuals, funds, or

corporations." Now, that's really

interesting because fraud against

private individuals, funds, or

corporations.

I mean, that's like a civil offense,

right? This is this is sort of like I I

guess it technically it would be like

lying to a bank or, I don't know, a

broker or something. Boy, that could be

a lot of different things. uh as well as

individuals who further furthered

unlawful enterprise of criminal gangs,

transnational criminal organizations,

and drug cartels. Okay, so that I mean

that sounds reasonable. As well as

individuals who pose a potential danger

to national security,

including those with a nexus to

terrorism, espionage, or unlawful export

of sensitive goods, technologies, or

information. So, I mean, this sounds

reasonable, right? Like

if you're potentially a spy or a

terrorist,

like war crimes and sex crimes and human

trafficking sounds reasonable.

People cheating on their Medicaid income

taxes turning into getting denaturalized

seems like it's getting stretched a

little bit. Again, you know, crime is

bad

and people would get punished for these

things and go to jail, but then to get

dnaturalized,

it does seem uh a little, you know,

maybe a little bit more aggressive.

We'll put it this way. Here's the memo,

the uh the actual memo. Uh so, this copy

was released and uh protecting women and

children. We've got any sanctuary

jurisdictions.

Uh there it is. Prioritizing

denaturalization.

Okay. Include the ability to revoke

citizenship of individuals who engage in

the commission of war crimes,

extrajudicial killings, or serious human

rights abuses. Reasonable. To remove

naturalized criminals, gang members, or

indeed any individuals

uh convicted of crimes who pose an

ongoing threat to the US. Sounds

reasonable. Terrorists also sounds

reasonable. But then at a fundamental

level, it also supports the overall

integrity of the naturalization program

by ensuring that those who unlawfully

procured citizenship, including those

who obtained it through fraud or

concealment of m material information,

do not benefit.

Okay. Uh the DOJ wants to promote the

pursuit of all viable dennaturalization

cases

to maintain the integrity of the

naturalization system. So in other

words, we need to strip people of their

citizenship more to prove that we are

in, you know, protecting basically the

process. That's that's what I'm

gathering from this. So this would also

include individuals again the nexus for

terrorism, we saw that war crimes, we

saw that unlawful criminal crimes,

fined, committed felonies not disclosed

previously, we saw that human

trafficking, sex offenders, we saw this.

This is where it gets a little bit more

nuanced. Cases against, and here's the

actual memo, case cases against

individuals who engage in various forms

of financial fraud against the United

States. PPP loan fraud, Medicare,

Medicaid fraud, cases against

individuals against private individuals,

funds, or corporations. This private

individual thing is very interesting.

So, it's like, you know, if you

defrauded somebody else, I don't know,

maybe you wrote them a fake check or

something like that, that would

potentially get you denaturalized.

Uh, cases of individuals who acquired

naturalization through government

corruption, cases referred by a US

attorney's office in connection with

pending criminal charges if those

charges do not fit in one of the other

parties. Dude, that could be anything.

Whoa.

So basically, if the US attorney's

office sends you to the DOJ,

uh, Department of Justice, and basically

refers you for denaturalization, it

could be anything under that. See, I

mean, look at that. I don't think I'm

reading this wrong, right? Cases

referred by a US attorney's office or in

connection with pending criminal charges

if those charges do not fit in one of

the other priorities. and any other case

referred to the civil division that the

division determs sufficiently important

to pursue. So basically the United

States government

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down below. Who got their citizenship

sometime after birth

for whatever criminal

case,

uh, they could now potentially be

denaturalized. So, in other words, don't

piss off the Trump administration

because the DOJ memo here is pretty

clear. We could pretty much get you for

anything we want. Wow, that's actually

somewhat scary. They do not limit the

civil division from pursuing any

particular case, nor are they listed in

any particular order of importance. In

other words, the we can deport you even

if you're a citizen for any reason if

we, you know, if there's a criminal case

we're investigating has just as much

priority as the terrorism and espionage

components. That's crazy.

It's kind of scary. It's like, okay. So,

I mean, technically,

you could break like, you know, a

traffic law, some kind of like criminal

traffic law, and then get dnaturalized.

The assignment of a denaturalization

case may be made across sections or

units based on experience, or overall

civil division.

Wow, that's a pretty crazy memo. No

wonder this memo is getting a lot of

attention right now.

Did you see the meme where they showed

someone getting deported with a 200k

student loan and 300k business loan? No,

but that's actually kind of funny. It's

like, I guess I don't have to pay it

back.

That's crazy.

Uh, wow. Wow. Wow. Yep. I guess I'm

going back to Germany.

Somebody in the chat here says, "I'm

naturalized. I ain't talking about

Trump now. My lips are shut."

I mean, I think that's kind of the

point. I hate to say it, but that is a

little I mean, I thought Trump was only

going to be a dictator on day one. This

feels a little dictatish.

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have done so much. People love you.

People look up to you. Kevin Pra there,

financial analyst and YouTuber. Meet

Kevin. Always great to get your take.