Donald Trump's Denaturalization Plan to STRIP Citizenship.

there are now warnings that quote no one

is safe and that everybody should be

worried about the potential den

naturalizations and denaturalization

discussions that might be getting

supercharged under Donald Trump's new

Administration in this video I'm going

to break down what denaturalization is

we're going to talk about is this uh

something that applies to you what class

of Citizen are you are you a first class

citizen or are you a second class

citizen citizen not non-citizen we talk

about that and we'll understand a little

bit more why these discussions are

coming up as well as whether or not you

should actually be worried about this

now uh keep in mind I actually have my

passport right here and what's worth

noting is that I was a naturalized

citizen which means I was not actually

born in the country which makes this

particularly an interesting conversation

for me because what if Kevin is subject

to this I'll have to make these videos

from back in my

homeland

Germany

no they're in a recession oh man maybe

that's where the bears belong anyway

anyway let's get into this so here's the

thing a lot of this discussion is going

on because Steven Miller who worked with

Donald Trump in the first Trump

Administration has begun talking about

plans for

supercharging

denaturalization and this has gotten

people crazy on the internet Jack P

writes we used to strip foreign born

anarchists and Communists of their

citizenship and Deport them laws still

on the books just planting seeds that

was an OCT October of

2023 and in October of 2023 also Ste

which is now revived because Donald

Trump has won Donald Trump hasn't

brought this up again but this is being

revived and everybody's talking about it

because now Donald Trump is won it's

being revived because Steven Miller

wrote yes we started a new d

denaturalization project under Donald

Trump in 2025 expect it to be

turbocharged well 2025 is around the

corner and now we got to ask ourselves

what even is

denaturalization so here's how it works

when you come into the country legally

like I did we ended up coming as

temporary residents under a work visa

and in the future after applying for it

we got what's known as a green card this

was through the ins which was the

internal naturalization service that was

before the Department of Homeland

Security was created in 2003

and I still have vivid memories of going

into the ins office and the worker there

taking my fingers and crushing them to

take all my fingerprints I don't know

why it's such a vivid memory but I've

never forgotten it and since then we

were all permanent residents now after I

was a permanent resident for many years

and uh right before I actually a few

years before I ended up getting married

to my wonderful wife Lauren uh I ended

up becoming a citizen by applying i' had

been here for I believe the requirement

is 5 years and I've been here long

enough I I think I applied after frankly

10 years of being a permanent resident

or more than that uh and the reality is

got my citizenship approved after doing

an interview filling out an application

waiting for the period of time not

necessarily in that order but then I

became a citizen which gave me an

American passport as a dual Citizen and

the eligibility to vote in elections be

drafted although I'm too old for that

did you know the draft ends at 26 anyway

uh and obviously serve in jury duty

these are part of our Civic duties uh

well that makes me a naturalized citizen

this is different from a Birthright

citizen if you were born in the United

States you have citizenship through

birth and this would be considered in

the case of

denaturalization a first class

citizenship the reason if you have

citizenship through birth it is

considered first class is because it is

enshrined in the Constitution Natural

Born essentially now the second class

citizenship there really are no classes

of citizenship right now but the reason

people suggests there might be a second

class of citizenship is because if you

were naturalized then that could

potentially mean aha you are subject to

denaturalization so what the heck is

denaturalization well the New York Times

did a great piece on this uh all the way

back in 2020 now I know a lot of people

don't like the New York Times but it

gives you some background on what was

going on during the Trump Administration

and this move to quote bring Justice to

terrorists war criminals sex offenders

and other

frauders now don't worry the problem

goes Way Beyond this and there's a

reason why quote No One Is Safe we're

going to talk about that in just a

moment but basically the justice

department has a way of stripping people

of their citizenship if they commit

crimes and they have that second class

of citizenship in other words they were

naturalized now what crimes could this

potentially apply to like if you run a

stop sign are you going to get kicked

out probably not it's probably going to

apply to things like Affiliates those

who support or work for a terrorist

group genocide and human rights abuses

serious criminal offenses like crimes

against children sexual offenses against

children or other violent crimes against

children or other groups fraud on your

citizenship application and just

straight up

terrorism now why is this a concern for

people because it kind of seems logical

that if you are just not a terrorist you

might not have anything to worry about

here well the concern is a slippery

slope which unfort

in politics it is extremely common for

people who support Donald Trump to

listen to what Trump says and assume the

best and people who do not assume the

best or and don't like Donald Trump they

not only assume the worst but then they

embark on the slippery slope of

fallacious argumentation of suggesting

oh well if he can take your citizenship

away for doing a crime that means no one

is safe because that means any crime

could make you eligible for

denaturalization and subsequent

deportation as you lose your

constitutional rights Donald Trump is

trying to strip your constitutional

rights and everybody should be shaking

in their boots because a dictators about

to take over that's an example of a

slippery slope but it's an argument

that's actually being made right now now

I I promise you I don't want to bore you

with this uh so I'm not going to

actually put you through all of this uh

in fact honestly I don't think I'm going

to put you through any of it but there

so let's talk about the things that

Trump has said he's going to do or

people close to him have said the

administration is going to do number one

is mass deportations of undocumented

immigrants the second

is Dean naturalization we'll leave it

there I'm not going to go into it

because honestly this Rambles on for

like many minutes about denaturalization

and how bad it is and how it's going to

basically apply to

everyone the principle of a slippery

slope argument is you take a basic

argument and then you assume from there

that well if they can Deport terrorists

because that's a crime then they can

Deport people who kill people because

that's a crime and if they can Deport

people and denaturalize people who kill

people and commit a crime then they

could do that to people who steal from a

store and if they can do that to

somebody who steals from a store then

they can do it to somebody who runs a

stop sign or has tinted windows

or

jaywalks and then they argue the extreme

anybody who jaywalks can get

deported that's not what Donald Trump

has said in fact Donald Trump has never

indicated any of that or he has never

done that in fact here's some examples

of deportations followed by or Den

naturalizations followed by deportations

in the past New York Times wrote someone

helped uh uh revoke the citizenship

rights of a Yugoslavian born convicted

war criminal who admitted from her

naturalization application the fact that

she had executed unarmed civilians

during the 1990s Bulan conf

okay did Obama pursue any Den

naturalizations yes Obama did this too

and he didn't get the slippery slope

arguments Obama targeted people who lied

on their applications and committed

other crimes so Obama did this as well

and yes it is true denaturalization

applications in other words referrals

for denaturalization did ramp up under

the Trump administration of the 228

denaturalization cases that were filed

since 2008 going all the way to 2020 so

in a 12-year plan 40% of them so nearly

half were during the Trump

Administration in fact in just those

three years between 2017 and 2020

denaturalization cases Skyrocket at 600%

so yes Donald Trump does like

denaturalization cases and they did you

know Steven Miller at least it's not

Trump but Steven Miller does suggest

they would ramp this up now what's an

example of a trump naturalization or

denaturalization case uh how about when

a naturalized citizen uh was

denaturalized for uh recruiting people

to al-Qaeda in the United States and

then also sexually abused a

seven-year-old family

member okay these are the most extreme

examples that the New York Times could

find to bag on Donald

Trump and unless you're executing

unarmed citizens or recruiting people to

Al-Qaeda and sexually abusing

seven-year-olds in your own

family I don't know that you really need

to be worried about this but it doesn't

stop the H uh well the hyperbolic nature

of the

ACLU the American civil liberties Union

the Trump Administration has launched a

denaturalization operation a project to

strip a large number of Americans from

their citizenship denaturalization is a

drastic measure that should be taken in

the most extreme circumstances only US

citizens uh can be added to a list of

targeted individuals and thereby sending

a message that no one is safe in America

lawful permanent residents may be scared

to pursue citizenship because their

lives could get destroyed and their

citizenship could get taken away along

with their

rights okay ACLU I get it you need some

more uh donations here

but what about rights let's talk about

rights for a moment and understand this

could you lose constitutional rights by

being

denaturalized uh and could people like

Elon Musk be a victim of this or Melania

Trump or my father-in-law or myself well

yeah theoretically yeah because we're

all naturalized citizens uh but okay

let's understand for a moment if you get

denaturalized what kind of rights do you

lose well you may end up getting

convicted first of all in a

denaturalization case in a trial of your

peers but there is a lower burden of

proof required and so this does make it

a concern that potentially political

enemies could use it against people they

don't like to get them denaturalized the

burden of proof is not Beyond A

Reasonable Doubt for a denaturalization

case this is considered a civil case and

is actually as low as just requiring a

burden of proof of clear and convincing

evidence then you can get denaturalized

and once you're denaturalized you could

actually potentially lose some of your

constitutional rights including your

rights to do process or quite frankly

your right to remain silent see once

you're denaturalized now you're no

longer a citizen or a permanent resident

you might lose some of your

constitutional

protections and then get deported or

Worse the slippery slope is is now you

don't have your rights and you're stuck

here and they just beat you until you

talk because you have to because you

have no constitutional rights anymore

all of this I think is Extreme I am a

naturalized citizen and I have zero

concerns over this all this seems highly

overblown uh and um here's an idea just

don't be convicted of quote clear and

convincing evidence of sexually

assaulting 7-year-old children in your

family committing genocide or recruiting

people into terrorism or committing

terrorism and frankly in that case I

think you'll be okay and if you do some

of those

things well God willing I hope you get

denaturalized why not advertise these

things that you told us here I feel like

nobody else knows about this we'll we'll

try a little advertising and see how it

goes congratulations man you have done

so much people love you people look up

to you Kevin pafra there financial

analyst and YouTuber meet Kevin always

great to get your take