Can we strip people with, say, 34 felonies of their citizenship and deport them to an arbitrary country?
this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2025
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So long, Elon...
Cool. Eventually we can start denaturalizing American citizens we don't like. Whatever that means.
This is how he will steal the next election. He will strip anyone who didn't vote for him of their citizenship - and their voting rights with it.
Then you just gotta use your new centralized database to deport these "unamericans" "accidentally" to Venezuelan prisons.
I won't go peacefully. I'll take as many fascists out as I can before they get me.
And I say people who have a gaudy orange spray-on tan are not entitled to be president.
You're totally wrong about that. I think it's makeup powder, not spray-on.
What exactly is "illegally procured" naturalization? Sounds like hogwash.