You’re assuming they’re being racist. Are you for real? If Europeans are here illegally, yes they are subject to being deported, as they should be. That’s being honest and moral.
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
@@ClaymorePTthe funny thing is Palantir has a list of about 3,000 citizens who the government deemed dangerous in a time of crisis. In a time of national crisis the federal government has a policy to detain those people preemptively. You should check it out. Pretty scary shit going on. Who is on this list and how did those people get on there? What makes the government think they are dangerous. It's so damn weird.
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
I'm a marine vet and naturalized citizen I gave 10 years of my of my youth to the US for people who never served to try and take my citizenship is disgusting also served in the infantry.
Hope you don't think a liar, cheap and person that doesn't pay his worker or vendors and doesn't keep his word and cheat on his wives is going to keep his word to you or anyone else and not deport people like you? I wish you luck and hope you didn't vote for him.
Since you are a marine vet then you are most likely Republican and hence a Trump supporter. If that is true then I hope and I wish that you get denaturalized and deported because you deserve it. Please accept my apologies if you're not a Trump support!
@@89Ami89 that’s the thing. Trump has proven . He cares for no-one. Why can’t people listen to what he has been telling you !! Trump is not joking. What I love is when people say, well, this is what he meant ! Yet rally after rally, he says the same thing. What is wrong with people not taking him seriously???!
We go down the slippery slope because the slope happens. We talked about him appointing so many justices because we were afraid they would overturn roe v wade. We specifically asked the justices about it when confirming them and they all said no, they wouldn't over turn. What happened once they were confirmed? They overturned. After they over turned, We said that would pave the way for banning birth control and ivf. What's happening now? Now they are challenging certain birth controls, and ivf is halting in many states due to the idea of " conception at fertilization" laws that make certain aspects of the ivf process illegal. The slippery slope isn't a typical slippery slope in regards to trump. It is a logical extension of ideas of what his policies will come to pass.
Misinformation here. No state has halted IVF treatments. Look it up. A few IVF “clinics” have halted treatments. It’s not the states but the providers. Need to learn to blame the actual people guilty involved (medical community in this case). Now looking at “logical extension”, Trump was already President once and none of the fiction presented on the left occurred. In fact most of that fiction was in fact perpetrated by the left. Political manhunts and arrests. Left. Almost getting the world tied up in WW3, left. Killing off LGBTQ community, the left with child indoctrination for castration. Destruction of cities both economically and infra-structurally, left. I can go on, but it’s a simple google search that just requires knowing what to ask. Like in this example, “what states have halted IVF treatments.” If you read it has states listed but that’s the category of where the clinics are based. It then names those clinics involved.
I was naturalized. I came into the the country the old fashioned way … by threatening nukes during Cold War. Dad designed atomic bombs. Went to embassy in Romania in 1985. Said “I can make for you. Or against you. You pick”. And here we are.
@@lonecody that’s what’s wild to me just wen to Japan and they are screwed big time apparently one of the best economies that’s doing good is the USA . As one of the Japanese mentioned to me we’d kill for your economic numbers . lol and yet people decided for uncertainty go figure !
Yeah, I doubt anyone has to worry except for some of those criminals and terrorists who just recently invaded and we know their background or they didn’t show up for their dates or they don’t qualify for asylum. No one legit or honest is going to get deported.
one of the major benefits of becoming a citizen is protection from deportation. Which given false convictions are a thing, is a big deal. It's doubtful that somebody convicted on shaky evidence would have their citizenship revoked on the matter.
The current standard for denaturalization is along the lines of someone is already a terrorist, lying on the citizenship application, and then it could be revoked because they obtained citizenship thru fraudulent means. People in Trump's orbit have gone on record saying they want to 'turbocharge' denaturalization -- what does that mean exactly? If they're talking about ramping up enforcement under existing law (obtaining it fraudulently), you're right and its overblown and the number of additional cases that will actually be brought is also likely miniscule (which is very Trumpian, make a mountain out of a mole hill and campaign on it) -- if they're talking about reinterpretation to broaden the standards, there's legit room for concern. My girlfiend, like you, is naturalized -- but her immediate reaction was 'WTF?!". She comes from an Eastern European country, been here about 30 years and her worst crime is managing to get multiple speeding tickets in the course of a week; but she's also seen how boiling the frog and cultural division works firsthand. Her dad was in a concentration camp at one point, the entire family next door was killed as part of the 'cleansing', and she personally still carries sniper bullet fragments in her body as a result of it... she's pretty spun up about the whole thing.
President Trump just cut off the perks - if you come. Illegally no school , health care , section 8, no food stamps. Those benefits are for elderly , veterans, single moms and dads , disabled , and temporary help for people coming legally . Also it is time to look into horrific abuse of people using those benefits while wearing Chanel, MK , Gucci see them at the stores all the time in California I also see men looking like body builders , under 40 paying for groceries with food stamps .. what the hell ?
good. ive never got a penney from the gov and ive lived here my entire life. all of us would be better off if there werent so many illegals (and loser americans) sucking from the government tit
To be fair, I am one of those bodybuilder buying groceries with food stamp at the store. In my defense, I am buying those grocery for my elderly dad who has COPD. I get weird look at the register all the time. So I know what youre talking about.
You do realize that you are advocating for less money in charity, and more for war. I get that you don't want some folks to get welfare, but those folks are usually well vetted. That 40 year old might be picking up food for relatives who own the card. Optics isn't your concern, underlying facts are.
I asked my friend who is a lawyer about this yesterday and she said they’re not coming after you but if you commit a crime, in sanctuary cities right now, they’re not allowed to ask you if you’re legal or not that is going to change if they find out that you’re illegal, and you have committed a crime, then you may be subject to deportation
In my opinion, sanctuary cities report people upon conviction. It's still within the principle of protecting immigrants who are friends and contrubute to society, to turn someone in whose caused harm
@@stevenroshni1228 yes they will still deport you if you’re convicted of a crime even in a sanctuary city, but they can’t just ask you if they pull you over for a tail light or something
@Rafa_guitars I agree, I'm a naturalized citizen. I know how complicated and tricky from legal point of view to denaturalized someone. In order to get denaturalized, you have to be convicted of the crimes against humanity. This conversation is pointless with people who didn't go through naturalization process, and don't understand caviats of immigration system.
Kevin is a perfect example of a hard immigrant, he works so hard to the point people did not even know he was an immigrant. He worked for all the things he has today and only getting started. He created generational wealth for his kids , build a company to help others achieve their dreams. Thanks for the 📌, looking forward to more helpful information from you in the next 4years to come. All of my immigrants / citizens/ green card holders / and TPS . stay safe out there.
But he still needs to go back. Trump is America for Americans only. That's why we voted for him. If Trump is scared of Democrats He really needs to fear his base voter if he lied to us real Americans.
@@CodeDusq1 Depends on what laws. I can understand for major federal offenses but it becomes a slippery slope when you start treating them as 2nd class citizens
Yes and everyone knows how everything the government does they do it perfectly so no need to worry about wrong people getting caught up by mistake and getting deported
No Kevin, the slippery slope doesn’t lead to anyone who jaywalks, but it could be applied to anyone who disagrees with him… remember “the enemy within”? The problem is his judgement of who is a good person and who is not. This is the danger of an impulsive President.
My black American ancestry goes back here before 1776 and family ancestry has fought in the civil war and revolutionary war. So I know he ain’t talking about me lol.
This is a little ridiculous. I mean, as long as you’re not committing felonies you don’t have anything to worry about. Maybe naturalized citizens should not commit felonies.
First, you're underestimating how easy it's to become a felon. A DUI can be a felony. Self defense gone wrong can end up becoming a felony. There are a lot of minor crimes that can result in a felony. Second, committing a felony can't be ground to revoking someone's citizenship. The felony needs to have been committed before the naturalization. There are very limited situations where someone can commit something after naturalization to cause them to lose their citizenship and all of them have to do with being against the USA, and that's only limited to a certain number of years. Most denaturalization have to do with people who lied on their application.
@@tonymouannes This is what people don’t seem to understand… Felonies are fairly easy to commit, in fact practically every one of us have committed multiple felonies in our lifetime. If you are actively being targeted for deportation, it’s not that hard to use the system against a naturalized citizen.
@@thegeezertour116 so was trump as a matter of fact his last name is not trump Fred the dad change the name to sund more white,trump is just a 3rd generation citizen, how is that for a fun fact the irony is insane
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
Yeah it's so funny when we tell the entire world that they should come to America where the land of the free and the home of the brave where you can get opportunities and work. Then we turn around backstab them and throw them out. What a bunch of snakes.
Please don't tar is all with the same brush. I am British, I hold both British and American passports. If someone asks me where I'm from, I only ever answer the UK.
This is the problem with African-Americans, and other’s who feel the need to connect themselves to some other continent. Why? We should all be just Americans! I’m 64% Portuguese, but don’t identify as Portuguese-American. Neither did my Grandfather who first came over here. Let’s stop dividing and start uniting!
I saw a video of a man who was born in South Korea and adopted by Americans. They did not follow up with the naturalization and he ended up with a life in foster care. At 17 he was charged with theft for breaking into a former foster home to get his stuff. and eventually deported to South Korea. He had to leave behind a wife and children. There is another story of someone sent back to Cambodia because of a teen crime.
Crimes as a minor don’t apply against you for immigration purposes unless it is serious and you were tried as an adult. A simple search of the INA (immigration nationality act) will confirm this.
@@marksanko6138 The problem with the adopted Korean Adam Crasper) is that although he came to the US at about 2 he was never naturalized. His adoptive parents rejected him after a couple of years. I do not remember but the Cambodian was charged as an adult and his crime may have been car theft.
Can you explain how this happens? He committed a crime at 17, but then got married before getting sent home... Why didn't he get a green card through his wife? Why didn't he apply for citizenship on his own? Why did ICE target him for deportation? Just from the facts, my guess is there's a lot of things he could have done to stay in the country that he didn't. Is that the case?
@@LyWi118 I saw his story about 7 years ago on Vice Media his name is Adam Crasper. I just looked him up and he is living in Mexico doing well, he hates South Korea. He went to prison for breaking into his 2nd adoptive parents home to get his stuff. He hung with Asian gangs while in prison so ended up on parole that is when he married his first wife. So he was deported on a parole violation of hanging out with the Asian's from prison. Sad story but there are plenty of others. He may have had a green card but his 1st wife, now divorced, was Vietnamese.
@@LyWi118 He started the process to get his green card when he found out his adoption papers were falsified, and they deported him because of his record.
The issue here is the massive millions that got ushered in to our country without proper vetting. It absolutely does present a national security issue.
The americans commit more crimes than these undocumented migrants combined. ijs I say send out ALL felons! Ooops, that will include your soon to be president 😂
Right, because Trump did such a great job following existing laws. That was sarcasm, he's a convicted felon. I'm pretty sure he's going to try to make it so he can pardon himself again. Wait for it.
I would like to point out the amazing true story of Roberto Berestain. His wife voted for President Trump in 2016. Shortly after the start of his presidency he was picked up and Deported in 2 days. He was sent to Mexico, they owned a popular steak house, and had many kids together. To this day you can still find his news story online. The story is amazing and the whole family had to move to Mexico.
I remember that situation. No one had the brains to stop the process for someone who obviously was a stand up person that wasa businessowner paying taxes into the system. They instead broke his family apart, caused them to lose the business he worked to buy and operate. If he wasn't the model guy for immigration of decent people, I don't know who would be.
@@goldenparachute392 I know, all these folks that think Trump will not report them because they are "family-oriented". I can't wait for the evening news on the first day of the super deporting system. It's going to be amazeballs.
@@Scorpion_CR1 My point was that denaturalization is like winning the lottery (the bad kind lol). Maybe even worse odds than that. I also have heard that the priority for deporting will be criminals. That alone will be a big job considering all the people that came in the last couple of years. But yeah, there will be some other deportations of good people too. In my town a very successful businessman was arrested for fraud and he is a Trump major supporter. He holds events and such. Fun fact: he is A white American born guy lol
I don’t care, I’m just here to post my Tamales Recipe: Ingredients 2 lb pork shoulder or pork butt cubed 1 tbsp salt 2 tbsp lard can use preferred oil red chile sauce masa 1 lb corn husks Red Chile Sauce 10 guajillo peppers 3 ancho peppers ½ onion 3 garlic cloves 1 tsp salt 1½ cups water Masa 8 cups masa flour 7 cups warm water *see notes 2 cups lard melted, **see notes 2 tbsp baking powder 3 tsp salt Instructions Place corn husks in a large mixing bowl, and fill with hot water. In a large dutch oven over medium heat at lard to melt. Place pork in dutch oven and cook. You may need to do this in batches. Red Chile Sauce: Place all ingredients, except salt, in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Let the contents cool for about 10 minutes and place everything in blender, including salt. Blend until smooth and salt more if needed. Add sauce to dutch oven with pork and let this simmer over medium low heat for 20 minutes. Add masa flour to large mixing bowl and add baking powder and salt. Mix thoroughly. Add in melted lard and half of the water. Mix with your hands until thoroughly incorporated. At this point add any reserved, (and measured), broth from the pork and use more water if needed to complete the 7 cups of liquid. Mix with your hands thoroughly until you've made a masa that is smooth and spreads easily. If it is crumbly and dry, add a little more water. Try adding a tablespoon at a time. If it is too sticky add a tablespoon of masa flour. Try the masa and adjust salt as needed. Assemble Tamales Grab a corn husk, shake off water, and spread about 4 tablespoons of masa onto the smooth bottom part of the husk. You will spread this along the straight edge of the husk, not the pointed end. *The amount of masa you use will depend on the size of your husk. You want the masa to spread across the husk and leaving about ¼ of an inch of the bottom of the husk without masa and only spreading it up to mid husk, spreading roughly into a 4 inch square or rectangle. R Add about 2 tablespoon of the pork filling. Fold over one side of the husk over and then fold the other side of the husk on top. This will make a cone-like shape. Fold over the pointed end of the husk over to seal the bottom of the tamale. You can choose to tie a piece of husk around the tamale to secure it but this is not necessary. *The amount of filling you use will depend on the amount of masa used. Add just enough water to steamer to cover the bottom but not spill over the insert. Cover the top of the insert with some corn husks to create a base/barrier between the water and tamales. Bring this water to a boil and then reduce heat. Arrange tamales onto steamer making sure they're all facing up. Cover with lid and increase heat to high to bring back to a boil. Leave the temperature at high for 20 minutes then reduce heat to medium. Finish steaming tamales at medium heat for additional 25-40 minutes. Test the tamales after 25 minutes on medium heat. If they don't separate from the husk easily, are still sticking to the husk, or the masa is still slightly raw and sticky, steam for additional 15 minutes. Once cooked, remove tamales from steamer and serve with your favorite salsa drizzled on top and favorites sides.
Nothing to fear here if you keep clean and don't rock the boat, or don't get perceived as rocking the boat, or don't get on the wrong side of those in power. This is all overblown until it isn't.
@NottDuque lmao please do your research on this. The new Border Czar actually clarified that. He said that US BORN CITIZENS are not at risk. If you were born here, but your parents are illegal, the absolutely can be deported. He said that if they don't want to be separated in this case, US Citizens would have to accompany their parents. That's the whole line that is being twisted by the news lmao. Again, please do your research
Apparently, you don’t understand the slippery slope concept. What’s a “serious crime”? Who says that the current standard of “serious crime” won’t be revised to include other less “serious crimes”? You all want to normalize Trump and Miller’s way of thinking.
@@F16_viper_pilot Lol oh please, this has been going on since Obama. You seem to forget that Trump was already president for 4 years, and everything was even better than ever. He's not some Nazi who's gonna deport people for simply jaywalking or something. And to add to the other comment, No, he CANNOT and WIll NOT deport natural born citizens, it's unconstitutional lmfao. You can only revoke a Naturalized citizen's green card should they commit a serious crime such as a DUI, Murder, Manslaughter, Kidnapping, etc. (which was already a thing, and happens in OTHER countries) C'mon guys, liberal media REALLY has you all scared
@@F16_viper_pilot Lol oh please, this has been going on since Obama. You seem to forget that Trump was already president for 4 years, and everything was even better than ever. He's not some Nazi who's gonna deport people for simply jaywalking or something. And to add to the other comment, No, he CANNOT and WIll NOT deport natural born citizens, it's unconstitutional lmfao. You can only revoke a Naturalized citizen's green card should they commit a serious crime such as a DUI, Murder, Manslaughter, Kidnapping, etc. (which was already thing, and happens in other countries) C'mon guys, liberal media REALLY has you all scared
I'm a naturalized citizen. I know how complicated and tricky from legal point of view to denaturalized someone. In order to get denaturalized, you have to be convicted of the crimes against humanity. This conversation is pointless with people who didn't go through naturalization process, and don't understand caviats of immigration system.
When all the migrant farm workers who are registered and here LEGALLY and putting food on the tables of American Families are sent back to Mexico and the price of Vegetables skyrockets, and the availability of Vegetables plummets, nobody is allowed to complain because we warned you.
@@jeffchastain2977yeah right that's why they hire migrants on visas in Florida and pay then 1850 an hour which is way more than most places pay in Florida for labor anywhere. You're stupid fantasies aren't going to come true. I find it creepy that you people really want to keep these people here for slave labor. Do you not listen to yourself?
Hey Kevin, beat it your damn krout! 😂 we aren’t falling for the Fear porn. We aren’t falling for the division stay strong fellow Americans, a new Day is upon us. God bless the United States of America..🙏🇺🇸🔥
I myself was not born in the United States but became a citizen since my dad was a citizen. My mom became a permanent resident but befor i became a citizen. You have to file for permanent resident statutes, and once you get it, then you file for citizen statutes. Along as you are under 18, your parents' citizenship can transfer over. I have a brother and a sister, but since my parents were of legal status, they did not abuse the birth right system. My dad came to the United States in the early 90s so he was able to get a citizenship since at the time they needed workers and companys were giving papers to become a permanent resident. Than my dad to the citizenship test and became a citizen. That is how the citizen statutes is obtained through hard work not just have weekend babies and boom you are a citizen and than you can fix your parents a resident card when you became 21 years of age. The other way is to get married with a person that possess citizen statutes or permanent resident statutes. Either way the spouse will only get permanent resident statutes. But it is up too the spouse if they want to became a citizen by taking the citizen test.
@ldkellandshaw then I might be missing something because. 5 years ago, my uncle, who is a permanent resident, gave resident status to his wife and child, who was born in Mexico. Last December, my other uncle managed to do the same with his wife. So again, I don't know. I'm not an imagination lawyer. I'm just speaking for what I have noticed. All I know is that along as you have legal status in the United States. You can sponsor a spouse, which is what an imagration lawyer told my father. I mean, it makes sense. Really, along as it is done legally, there is no reason to even complain about a resident sponsoring their spouse. Since the problem here is not legal immigrants but rather illegal immigrants at the end. Also, in the immigration sector, there are sometimes shady things going on as well. Also, it ain't cheap either. If you are lucky, you can get resident statutes with $10k, but you are unlucky. i heard stories about people spending up to $30k dollars to become residents. That's sometimes why they remain ilegal for several years before applying for papers. I was just lucky as well as my mother. Since my father made decent money when he became a citizen, I think it was a miracle since he doesn't even know English fluently.
@ldkellandshaw oh okay, so. If a permanent resident gets married in the United States, they can't sponsor a new spouse, at least in the United States. Does this apply to marriage outside of the United States as well, or can people lie about the length of time they have been married to? Example: I know a couple that were only married for 2 years, and the man being the permanent resident filed for his wife, and she will receive her permanent residency this December. Again, man was already a permanent resident but was not married to his wife for a long time. I could argue that she only got married to him to receive a green card. In fact, i know a lot of people are doing this.
Jamaicans have known about this for a while it’s not new to us. We’ve heard plenty of stories about being deported. Personally this has happened to one of my uncles over 10 years ago.
Citizenship and nationlized is not the biggest worry for the United States. As a Liberal, we need to worry about foreign wars and inflation. Because if those things dont get fixed first by the Republicans, itll get even worse in 2025.
67 years ago I was born in Northern California That about all I knew was living in California then in 1966 to 1969 my parents for some reason move me and my 6 siblings who was still living with my parents to Fruita Colorado live their for short period of time then we all moved back to Northern California where I still live. So I supposed I am first class born person but I mostly lived in N. California almost my whole lifetime. I did travel to 22 states as I gotten older. But Kevin you are right a special ages we remember specific events that never leave our minds. Thanks Kevin for lot of videos. I never meant Mr. Donald Trump however something in me love him maybe it is part of God pure love but I am glad he back in as U.S. president. But, I also been okay with Kamala Harries but it just was not to be. I feel like we all kind of create our own lives. I feel compassion for any man or woman trying to run a big country it appears like lot of work responsibility.
Isn't it simple!? How about just not doing a crime instead!? Btw, there's a difference between a civil offense and a criminal offense... Enjoy life in the beautiful US of A by following the rules. It's not hard. And if you don't like the rules, talk to your representative about it but don't do crime, period, no matter where you come from. Let's make this world an easier and more prosperous place to live for everyone! We've got a lot of work to do! Let's go!
"How about just not doing a crime instead!?" You do realize Trump himself is a convicted felon, right? What makes you think Donald Trump has any respect for the law?
@@otakurocklee wait a minute! This is about emprisoning innocent people?!? Then, yeah! That's fd up! What is this about here exactly instead of being called something I'm not?
All this raises white people who are not even originally from this country. Because remember your great grandparents were also immigrants who got naturalized. 😂
My great grandfather migrated to the U.S. from the Phillipines in the 1930s. Can Trump now strip our whole family of our citizenship? Very upset about all of this.
It’s more scare tactics. I had a relative who was in the USA for many years. He has been arrested multiple times for minor things. He has always worked and paid taxes though. Despite being arrested, he is far from a bad person. He isn’t involved in any kind of gangs or terrorism. He also is a great family man. Generally people like this do not get deported.
Well, he stopped drinking. I know drinking causes me to retain water and if I drank often over the holidays I’ll lose 5-8 pounds of mostly water weight after 7-12 days dry. Also, he might have replaced some drinking addiction with a stair-master, that’s common.
Haven’t watched him in a while either but I’m gonna say no he’s not or he just started. But the stop drinking thing sounds more like it. Ozempic will knock off more than a couple of pounds
My husband is half Japanese, born in Japan. We're worried he'll get swept up in any broad denaturation, since he was born abroad and on Japanese soil. Technically he has a form of birthright citizenship, but it's not found in the next of the constitution, so.... 😵💫
Thinking you’re too old for the draft above 26 is hilarious. Looking back at history, they will draft you at any age. There’s a lot more benefit to disposing of people above 45 than 18-26.
Why we don’t hold people accountable for spreading misinformation like a mainstream media and then people don’t wanna do their own research and they start freaking out. I’m an immigrant myself and I support Trump
they are brainwashed by propaganda and lack critical thinking skills … my mom is one of them. sad. but the gloves are off now, its been a fing decade of them gaslighting and putting up obstacles for what is BEST for the people of America
@ “ trump will do not actually facts” … when the sheep realize how many fing bots are online they will quit being so brainwashed by the communists that are mostly the left (but some commies on the right as well)
My husband came to U.S. when he was 5 YO with his mom and 3 sisters from Panama LEGALLY. He learned English and joined Navy after H.S. and got out and used GI Bill for college and worked while getting his masters degree and became engineer. No loans or hand outs just GI benefit
@pGonzalez-b2k : It is my guess that your husband is probably safe. But, he needs to get his paperwork in order, papers showing that he was in the Navy, and papers showing that he left legally (DD214). Get these papers NOW.
It’s not important. This is something that is outside the normal realm of possibility. Use your brain. It’s going to be difficult and expensive enough to find and deport illegals who are criminals 😅
@@edsta714 Weather and beach yes, good schools more and more it's only the private ones unfortunately. And housing prices near the few good public schools are more than $1m for 1200sqft.
No path for me as a DACA recipient. Only marriage or work sponsorship. Currently working towards the latter. Brought to this country when I was 3. I dont blame my mother.
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
thats why he won, some of us are old enough to know this literally has been going on non stop, every. single. fing. day. since 2015 when they found out he was running. and people say there is no deep state.
Thank you for posting this video. As an American citizen, married to a Brazilian national, I can obtain an a Brazilian citizenship. We both want for me to have the Brazilian citizenship since it allows us the freedom to return to Brazil for my husband to visit his family here. However, our longer term plan is to live in Europe. My question is this: Can I have a third citizenship from a European country if I have American and Brazilian dual citizenships already?
He's working part time as a waiter .the Biden/Harris administration is brutal and ad Newsom and the other Democrats it's surprising he doesn't have a couple of other jobs also.
But you are SAFE! You are WHITE & RICH… me for example I’m a non white Hispanic (look more middle eastern than anything) so you don’t need to worry about it, I don’t either… but if we go on percentage basis.. I’m screwed!
If they came in without going too the Checkpoint, they have committed a Crime, therefore they cannot be a Citizen. So if you haven't been caught, you may want too slip back into Mexico and apply legally.
Kev, constitutional rights are restrictions placed on the government. The government has no capacity to violate your rights because they are the ones being restricted from the action, it has nothing to do with the individuals citizenship. As such if they break those restrictions you can sue them for violating your civil liberties.
We get it Kevin, your candidate won. The GOP has used the slippery slope argument, too, particularly related to gay marriage and abortion. Both sides use it and it is a ridiculous argument.
Worst case Kevin is they're gonna take all your assets and kick you out. Hopefully not though, but they could if you pissed them off. If it's federally implemented any state leadership that doesn't like you could do it too. Interesting times ahead.
I came to America as a baby/toddler at the age of 3 with my grandmother, to join my parents who were graduate students in STEM. Unfortunately, I am sure they will take away my citizenship when the next four years are over. I was a US citizen ever since I was 14. I hated the fact that I will inevitably be kicked back to China just because, but that is most likely the reality now. My brother who is a born citizen will probably end up the same, too. Hence, here come the concentration camps for Chinese people of any ancestry. 😮💨
Do you need to shut the f up we don't have concentration camps in america. Concentration camps are where my family members were tortured because they were jewish. Detention camps are not concentration camps and if you're a citizen no one's going to take it away. You people are freaking nuts.
All men who are 18 through 25 must be registered with the selective service system. It doesn’t end the day you become 25. It ends the day you become 26, aka you are no longer required to be registered with selective service on your 26th birthday. That being said, draft eligibility actually lasts through the age of 34. On your 35th birthday, you cannot currently be drafted if there ever was a draft. That could change through the passing of laws in Congress.
@ Yes, there are certainly. exceptions. I didn’t get into it. This is the government we’re dealing with. lol! Technically, we’re not 26 years old until our 26th birthday. We can be drafted the day we reach 18 years old and all the while we are the age of 25. It’s not as confusing as some may think. I think the age eligibility for the military is 18 to 41( also some exceptions) You can join the military while you are 41, but not the day you turn 42.
FYI. People born in Commonwealth like Puerto Rico are not naturalized but considered second class citizen based on the SCOTUS insular cases as their citizenship rights are limited. Even if you served on the military and have a pension, your benefit is reduced if you retire in a Commonwealth, for example. So, if born in a Commonwealth, serve in the military, and retire in a Commonwealth, your benefit is less.
Thank you for the content! The key to success is having the right advice on how to invest in the financial markets. I was able to generate substantial profits trading the crypto market this year, regardless of market conditions. With the right strategy, it's definitely possible to achieve impressive financial growth."
With Ryan Joseph Travis, I know I’m in good hands , he offers daily trading insights and expert guidance in the stock and cryptocurrency markets. His knowledge has helped me make better investment choices, and I’ll keep relying on his support as long as it delivers results."
Couldn’t agree more! I was totally new to the investment space, especially with crypto, and he made it all so approachable. It’s been six months, and I’ve already seen great returns. He even advised me on adding an IRA to secure my future Honestly, if anyone’s looking to build wealth, just Google him-you won’t regret it.
![American Airlines CRASHES into Blackhawk Helicopter in D.C. [MOMENTS AGO!] Flight 5342](/img/n.gif)
Let’s be honest. You’re safe from being deported. They aren’t talking about Europeans
You’re assuming they’re being racist. Are you for real? If Europeans are here illegally, yes they are subject to being deported, as they should be. That’s being honest and moral.
You are right and I know what you mean
This comment is both funny and sad
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
Trumps wife is imported from Europe, she's safe
Potential denaturation for committing SERIOUS crimes was ALWAYS a thing.
And a rich person could decide you commited a serious crime anytime.
@@TheGoodContent37 fear mongering garbage
Expect the government to declare your Serious Crimes at any time of their convenience.
@@TheGoodContent37how about a 34 time convicted felon. 😂😂😂
@@ClaymorePTthe funny thing is Palantir has a list of about 3,000 citizens who the government deemed dangerous in a time of crisis. In a time of national crisis the federal government has a policy to detain those people preemptively. You should check it out. Pretty scary shit going on. Who is on this list and how did those people get on there? What makes the government think they are dangerous. It's so damn weird.
Just like 1930’s Germany people couldn’t believe their dictator would be that evil.
🤡
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
germans did not think he was evil
Just the same way we thought people would not vote for a fascist and they did
@@franciscolupercio8485 trumps not a fascist tho
I'm a marine vet and naturalized citizen I gave 10 years of my of my youth to the US for people who never served to try and take my citizenship is disgusting also served in the infantry.
Hope you don't think a liar, cheap and person that doesn't pay his worker or vendors and doesn't keep his word and cheat on his wives is going to keep his word to you or anyone else and not deport people like you? I wish you luck and hope you didn't vote for him.
Since you are a marine vet then you are most likely Republican and hence a Trump supporter. If that is true then I hope and I wish that you get denaturalized and deported because you deserve it.
Please accept my apologies if you're not a Trump support!
I bet some naturalized citizens like Elon Musk voted for Trump
@@89Ami89 that’s the thing. Trump has proven . He cares for no-one. Why can’t people listen to what he has been telling you !! Trump is not joking. What I love is when people say, well, this is what he meant ! Yet rally after rally, he says the same thing.
What is wrong with people not taking him seriously???!
Your fine if you committed a crime you get denatraulized
We go down the slippery slope because the slope happens. We talked about him appointing so many justices because we were afraid they would overturn roe v wade. We specifically asked the justices about it when confirming them and they all said no, they wouldn't over turn. What happened once they were confirmed? They overturned. After they over turned, We said that would pave the way for banning birth control and ivf. What's happening now? Now they are challenging certain birth controls, and ivf is halting in many states due to the idea of " conception at fertilization" laws that make certain aspects of the ivf process illegal.
The slippery slope isn't a typical slippery slope in regards to trump. It is a logical extension of ideas of what his policies will come to pass.
..." they are challenging certain birth controls," Who is "they" ?
@curie3938 the states no?
No. This is a non-issue. It’s illogical. Finding and deporting illegals is already a big ask (difficult and expensive)
Misinformation here. No state has halted IVF treatments. Look it up. A few IVF “clinics” have halted treatments. It’s not the states but the providers. Need to learn to blame the actual people guilty involved (medical community in this case). Now looking at “logical extension”, Trump was already President once and none of the fiction presented on the left occurred. In fact most of that fiction was in fact perpetrated by the left. Political manhunts and arrests. Left. Almost getting the world tied up in WW3, left. Killing off LGBTQ community, the left with child indoctrination for castration. Destruction of cities both economically and infra-structurally, left. I can go on, but it’s a simple google search that just requires knowing what to ask. Like in this example, “what states have halted IVF treatments.” If you read it has states listed but that’s the category of where the clinics are based. It then names those clinics involved.
Well said with examples 🔥🔥
I was naturalized. I came into the the country the old fashioned way … by threatening nukes during Cold War. Dad designed atomic bombs. Went to embassy in Romania in 1985. Said “I can make for you. Or against you. You pick”. And here we are.
Germany has far greater problems than a recession my friend.
I lived in Germany as a kid when my dad was stationed there
@@lonecody that’s what’s wild to me just wen to Japan and they are screwed big time apparently one of the best economies that’s doing good is the USA . As one of the Japanese mentioned to me we’d kill for your economic numbers . lol and yet people decided for uncertainty go figure !
@@jeovannijuarez9518the numbers are BS
does it have anything to do with color?🫣🙈
Godlessness is the number one problem.
Im like you naturalized and even when I was a permanent resident if you commit a crime you’re subject to deportation. This is all overblown
Yeah, I doubt anyone has to worry except for some of those criminals and terrorists who just recently invaded and we know their background or they didn’t show up for their dates or they don’t qualify for asylum. No one legit or honest is going to get deported.
What isn't coming from the commie left ?
one of the major benefits of becoming a citizen is protection from deportation. Which given false convictions are a thing, is a big deal.
It's doubtful that somebody convicted on shaky evidence would have their citizenship revoked on the matter.
Yup .. its only people born here that think this is new
The current standard for denaturalization is along the lines of someone is already a terrorist, lying on the citizenship application, and then it could be revoked because they obtained citizenship thru fraudulent means. People in Trump's orbit have gone on record saying they want to 'turbocharge' denaturalization -- what does that mean exactly? If they're talking about ramping up enforcement under existing law (obtaining it fraudulently), you're right and its overblown and the number of additional cases that will actually be brought is also likely miniscule (which is very Trumpian, make a mountain out of a mole hill and campaign on it) -- if they're talking about reinterpretation to broaden the standards, there's legit room for concern.
My girlfiend, like you, is naturalized -- but her immediate reaction was 'WTF?!". She comes from an Eastern European country, been here about 30 years and her worst crime is managing to get multiple speeding tickets in the course of a week; but she's also seen how boiling the frog and cultural division works firsthand. Her dad was in a concentration camp at one point, the entire family next door was killed as part of the 'cleansing', and she personally still carries sniper bullet fragments in her body as a result of it... she's pretty spun up about the whole thing.
President Trump just cut off the perks - if you come. Illegally no school , health care , section 8, no food stamps. Those benefits are for elderly , veterans, single moms and dads , disabled , and temporary help for people coming legally . Also it is time to look into horrific abuse of people using those benefits while wearing Chanel, MK , Gucci see them at the stores all the time in California I also see men looking like body builders , under 40 paying for groceries with food stamps .. what the hell ?
Ilegal immigrants don't have anything of that already. The pay taxes but take no benefits.
good. ive never got a penney from the gov and ive lived here my entire life. all of us would be better off if there werent so many illegals (and loser americans) sucking from the government tit
To be fair, I am one of those bodybuilder buying groceries with food stamp at the store. In my defense, I am buying those grocery for my elderly dad who has COPD. I get weird look at the register all the time. So I know what youre talking about.
Many people who use food stamps actually work & pay taxes so don't assume based solely off what you see.
You do realize that you are advocating for less money in charity, and more for war. I get that you don't want some folks to get welfare, but those folks are usually well vetted. That 40 year old might be picking up food for relatives who own the card. Optics isn't your concern, underlying facts are.
I asked my friend who is a lawyer about this yesterday and she said they’re not coming after you but if you commit a crime, in sanctuary cities right now, they’re not allowed to ask you if you’re legal or not that is going to change if they find out that you’re illegal, and you have committed a crime, then you may be subject to deportation
In my opinion, sanctuary cities report people upon conviction. It's still within the principle of protecting immigrants who are friends and contrubute to society, to turn someone in whose caused harm
I feel way more comfortable that Trump is president rather than Kamala Harris.
Sounds PERFECTLY fair.
@@stevenroshni1228 yes they will still deport you if you’re convicted of a crime even in a sanctuary city, but they can’t just ask you if they pull you over for a tail light or something
Can you ask him if he can deport citizens 😂
Denaturalization has been happening for years, for many convicted felons.
Not a thing. It’s a very difficult process. What’s more common that people renounce it
@Rafa_guitars Tell that to the people for whom it happened to... Even under Biden.
@Rafa_guitars I agree, I'm a naturalized citizen. I know how complicated and tricky from legal point of view to denaturalized someone. In order to get denaturalized, you have to be convicted of the crimes against humanity.
This conversation is pointless with people who didn't go through naturalization process, and don't understand caviats of immigration system.
@@takeshikovacs1531 I know of a person who lost their green card for a DUI murder... Not exactly under that umbrella, but it happened.. In CA.
Deportation is humane compared to other alternatives 😉
I hope denaturalization can apply to scammers and grifters
That’s every politician on earth lol
@@hdpostpro😂
That's my strong belief. Felony crimes. If everyone naturalized deported county will fall back to great recession. Back to 1960s preindustrial era.
you mean marriage fraud? The evidence would have to be painfully clear for the government to even consider it
Can denaturalization apply to disinformation and misinformation ? Lol
Kevin is a perfect example of a hard immigrant, he works so hard to the point people did not even know he was an immigrant. He worked for all the things he has today and only getting started. He created generational wealth for his kids , build a company to help others achieve their dreams. Thanks for the 📌, looking forward to more helpful information from you in the next 4years to come. All of my immigrants / citizens/ green card holders / and TPS . stay safe out there.
He also tried to run against Gavin Newsom for the governor of California. He would have done a whole lot better.
How’s the money in fluffing?
He probably came here legally
But he still needs to go back. Trump is America for Americans only. That's why we voted for him. If Trump is scared of Democrats He really needs to fear his base voter if he lied to us real Americans.
You seem like one of the good blacks not like those dumb ones
If you’re not breaking laws, you shouldn’t be worried about denaturalization, as citizenship isn’t just a free pass.
I’m wondering if there is more to it than that. I’m always sus of easy answers. it wouldn’t be political if the answer is easy.
@@CodeDusq1 Depends on what laws. I can understand for major federal offenses but it becomes a slippery slope when you start treating them as 2nd class citizens
Yes and everyone knows how everything the government does they do it perfectly so no need to worry about wrong people getting caught up by mistake and getting deported
Except for Donald Trump, of course. He can have up to 34 chances, if he wants
@@Chaoes96 lol true true
No Kevin, the slippery slope doesn’t lead to anyone who jaywalks, but it could be applied to anyone who disagrees with him… remember “the enemy within”? The problem is his judgement of who is a good person and who is not. This is the danger of an impulsive President.
My black American ancestry goes back here before 1776 and family ancestry has fought in the civil war and revolutionary war. So I know he ain’t talking about me lol.
@@indigenousaniwaya219 Shout out to the foundationals!
Interested in how you went about searching for the information of your legacy. Any tips?
If you're born in America, then denaturalization does not apply to you.
@@indigenousaniwaya219 tell me you didn’t comprehend without telling me
I bet ur a black person😂😂😂😂😂
This is a little ridiculous. I mean, as long as you’re not committing felonies you don’t have anything to worry about. Maybe naturalized citizens should not commit felonies.
Then it’s not a citizenship..
So if Trump were a naturalized citizen, he would be de-naturalized because he is a convicted felon?
First, you're underestimating how easy it's to become a felon. A DUI can be a felony. Self defense gone wrong can end up becoming a felony. There are a lot of minor crimes that can result in a felony.
Second, committing a felony can't be ground to revoking someone's citizenship. The felony needs to have been committed before the naturalization. There are very limited situations where someone can commit something after naturalization to cause them to lose their citizenship and all of them have to do with being against the USA, and that's only limited to a certain number of years.
Most denaturalization have to do with people who lied on their application.
You know innocent people get convicted of crimes. You want all those innocent people in prison to be deported?
@@tonymouannes This is what people don’t seem to understand…
Felonies are fairly easy to commit, in fact practically every one of us have committed multiple felonies in our lifetime. If you are actively being targeted for deportation, it’s not that hard to use the system against a naturalized citizen.
I'm in the same boat as you being born in Germany with an American military dad and German mom
@@thegeezertour116 so was trump as a matter of fact his last name is not trump Fred the dad change the name to sund more white,trump is just a 3rd generation citizen, how is that for a fun fact the irony is insane
Yourself doesn’t include as far I know
You guys aren’t getting the facts straight
When European immigrants move in USA, they think they are 100% American 😂😂😂 they should be called European American
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
Yeah it's so funny when we tell the entire world that they should come to America where the land of the free and the home of the brave where you can get opportunities and work. Then we turn around backstab them and throw them out. What a bunch of snakes.
Please don't tar is all with the same brush. I am British, I hold both British and American passports.
If someone asks me where I'm from, I only ever answer the UK.
This is the problem with African-Americans, and other’s who feel the need to connect themselves to some other continent. Why? We should all be just Americans! I’m 64% Portuguese, but don’t identify as Portuguese-American. Neither did my Grandfather who first came over here. Let’s stop dividing and start uniting!
@@boonhan18
Absolutely, that is what I call them.
Naturalized citizen here. Thank you Kevin, I'm more at peace now 😁
Same here. Don’t see problems of deporting terrorists, the worst criminals. In the contrary I see it makes the community safer.
Thanks for ongoing updates Kevin!!
People who come into the country and commit crimes will get kicked out? Thats terrible! 😂
Is Kevin a Nazi?
@@cuzr702Or anyone who is critical of Israel
@@Ghostfancoder You guys invent a lot of stories. I doubt Trump is going to keep giving cash to Israel.
I saw a video of a man who was born in South Korea and adopted by Americans. They did not follow up with the naturalization and he ended up with a life in foster care. At 17 he was charged with theft for breaking into a former foster home to get his stuff. and eventually deported to South Korea. He had to leave behind a wife and children. There is another story of someone sent back to Cambodia because of a teen crime.
Crimes as a minor don’t apply against you for immigration purposes unless it is serious and you were tried as an adult. A simple search of the INA (immigration nationality act) will confirm this.
@@marksanko6138 The problem with the adopted Korean Adam Crasper) is that although he came to the US at about 2 he was never naturalized. His adoptive parents rejected him after a couple of years. I do not remember but the Cambodian was charged as an adult and his crime may have been car theft.
Can you explain how this happens? He committed a crime at 17, but then got married before getting sent home... Why didn't he get a green card through his wife? Why didn't he apply for citizenship on his own? Why did ICE target him for deportation? Just from the facts, my guess is there's a lot of things he could have done to stay in the country that he didn't. Is that the case?
@@LyWi118 I saw his story about 7 years ago on Vice Media his name is Adam Crasper. I just looked him up and he is living in Mexico doing well, he hates South Korea. He went to prison for breaking into his 2nd adoptive parents home to get his stuff. He hung with Asian gangs while in prison so ended up on parole that is when he married his first wife. So he was deported on a parole violation of hanging out with the Asian's from prison. Sad story but there are plenty of others. He may have had a green card but his 1st wife, now divorced, was Vietnamese.
@@LyWi118 He started the process to get his green card when he found out his adoption papers were falsified, and they deported him because of his record.
The issue here is the massive millions that got ushered in to our country without proper vetting. It absolutely does present a national security issue.
The americans commit more crimes than these undocumented migrants combined. ijs I say send out ALL felons! Ooops, that will include your soon to be president 😂
And deporting 5-time-vetted legal immigrants won't solve any of that.
There’s a fine line between law abiding citizens and those who came here with ill intentions. And the law is there to make sure of that.
Right, because Trump did such a great job following existing laws. That was sarcasm, he's a convicted felon. I'm pretty sure he's going to try to make it so he can pardon himself again. Wait for it.
Protect American values
You are rich. You have nothing to worry about.
That’s an odd assumption to make.
Laws don't discriminate by wealth (except fines).
Rich and white
Yes, they do. Rich people rarely go to jail.
@@F_C... Do you really believe what you just said?
I would like to point out the amazing true story of Roberto Berestain. His wife voted for President Trump in 2016. Shortly after the start of his presidency he was picked up and Deported in 2 days. He was sent to Mexico, they owned a popular steak house, and had many kids together. To this day you can still find his news story online. The story is amazing and the whole family had to move to Mexico.
I remember that situation. No one had the brains to stop the process for someone who obviously was a stand up person that wasa businessowner paying taxes into the system. They instead broke his family apart, caused them to lose the business he worked to buy and operate. If he wasn't the model guy for immigration of decent people, I don't know who would be.
Sad story. But apples and oranges. He was not legally here.
@@goldenparachute392 I know, all these folks that think Trump will not report them because they are "family-oriented". I can't wait for the evening news on the first day of the super deporting system. It's going to be amazeballs.
@@Scorpion_CR1 My point was that denaturalization is like winning the lottery (the bad kind lol). Maybe even worse odds than that. I also have heard that the priority for deporting will be criminals. That alone will be a big job considering all the people that came in the last couple of years. But yeah, there will be some other deportations of good people too. In my town a very successful businessman was arrested for fraud and he is a Trump major supporter. He holds events and such. Fun fact: he is A white American born guy lol
@@Scorpion_CR1 I responded before but I guess somebody didn’t like what I said and they censored me 🤷♀️
Interesting point about the lower burden of proof in denaturalization cases, making it a slippery slope concern.
I don’t care, I’m just here to post my Tamales Recipe:
Ingredients
2 lb pork shoulder or pork butt cubed
1 tbsp salt
2 tbsp lard can use preferred oil
red chile sauce
masa
1 lb corn husks
Red Chile Sauce
10 guajillo peppers
3 ancho peppers
½ onion
3 garlic cloves
1 tsp salt
1½ cups water
Masa
8 cups masa flour
7 cups warm water *see notes
2 cups lard melted, **see notes
2 tbsp baking powder
3 tsp salt
Instructions
Place corn husks in a large mixing bowl, and fill with hot water.
In a large dutch oven over medium heat at lard to melt.
Place pork in dutch oven and cook. You may need to do this in batches.
Red Chile Sauce:
Place all ingredients, except salt, in a saucepan and bring to a boil.
Let the contents cool for about 10 minutes and place everything in blender, including salt. Blend until smooth and salt more if needed.
Add sauce to dutch oven with pork and let this simmer over medium low heat for 20 minutes.
Add masa flour to large mixing bowl and add baking powder and salt. Mix thoroughly.
Add in melted lard and half of the water. Mix with your hands until thoroughly incorporated. At this point add any reserved, (and measured), broth from the pork and use more water if needed to complete the 7 cups of liquid.
Mix with your hands thoroughly until you've made a masa that is smooth and spreads easily. If it is crumbly and dry, add a little more water. Try adding a tablespoon at a time. If it is too sticky add a tablespoon of masa flour. Try the masa and adjust salt as needed.
Assemble Tamales
Grab a corn husk, shake off water, and spread about 4 tablespoons of masa onto the smooth bottom part of the husk. You will spread this along the straight edge of the husk, not the pointed end. *The amount of masa you use will depend on the size of your husk. You want the masa to spread across the husk and leaving about ¼ of an inch of the bottom of the husk without masa and only spreading it up to mid husk, spreading roughly into a 4 inch square or rectangle. R
Add about 2 tablespoon of the pork filling. Fold over one side of the husk over and then fold the other side of the husk on top. This will make a cone-like shape. Fold over the pointed end of the husk over to seal the bottom of the tamale. You can choose to tie a piece of husk around the tamale to secure it but this is not necessary. *The amount of filling you use will depend on the amount of masa used.
Add just enough water to steamer to cover the bottom but not spill over the insert. Cover the top of the insert with some corn husks to create a base/barrier between the water and tamales. Bring this water to a boil and then reduce heat.
Arrange tamales onto steamer making sure they're all facing up. Cover with lid and increase heat to high to bring back to a boil. Leave the temperature at high for 20 minutes then reduce heat to medium.
Finish steaming tamales at medium heat for additional 25-40 minutes.
Test the tamales after 25 minutes on medium heat. If they don't separate from the husk easily, are still sticking to the husk, or the masa is still slightly raw and sticky, steam for additional 15 minutes.
Once cooked, remove tamales from steamer and serve with your favorite salsa drizzled on top and favorites sides.
All of this is great. People who aren't doing like highly illegal shit are safe. Like this seems to be the for the most extreme.
Yes, the police never arrest innocent people. And innocent people never get prosecuted for crimes.
A German who's making the case why Trump should be trusted sends chills down my spine. I've seen this movie before.
The white tux is clean af
Nothing to fear here if you keep clean and don't rock the boat, or don't get perceived as rocking the boat, or don't get on the wrong side of those in power. This is all overblown until it isn't.
Thank you for rising above the petty fear mongering and being honest…
Ik its been said a trillion times, but I'll say it again:
BEING AT RISK OF DEPORTATION FOR COMITTING A SERIOUS CRIME WAS ALWAYS A THING
What about being deported for being born here lol
@NottDuque lmao please do your research on this. The new Border Czar actually clarified that. He said that US BORN CITIZENS are not at risk.
If you were born here, but your parents are illegal, the absolutely can be deported. He said that if they don't want to be separated in this case, US Citizens would have to accompany their parents.
That's the whole line that is being twisted by the news lmao. Again, please do your research
Apparently, you don’t understand the slippery slope concept. What’s a “serious crime”? Who says that the current standard of “serious crime” won’t be revised to include other less “serious crimes”? You all want to normalize Trump and Miller’s way of thinking.
@@F16_viper_pilot Lol oh please, this has been going on since Obama. You seem to forget that Trump was already president for 4 years, and everything was even better than ever. He's not some Nazi who's gonna deport people for simply jaywalking or something.
And to add to the other comment, No, he CANNOT and WIll NOT deport natural born citizens, it's unconstitutional lmfao. You can only revoke a Naturalized citizen's green card should they commit a serious crime such as a DUI, Murder, Manslaughter, Kidnapping, etc. (which was already a thing, and happens in OTHER countries)
C'mon guys, liberal media REALLY has you all scared
@@F16_viper_pilot Lol oh please, this has been going on since Obama. You seem to forget that Trump was already president for 4 years, and everything was even better than ever. He's not some Nazi who's gonna deport people for simply jaywalking or something.
And to add to the other comment, No, he CANNOT and WIll NOT deport natural born citizens, it's unconstitutional lmfao. You can only revoke a Naturalized citizen's green card should they commit a serious crime such as a DUI, Murder, Manslaughter, Kidnapping, etc. (which was already thing, and happens in other countries)
C'mon guys, liberal media REALLY has you all scared
Thanks for breaking this down Kevin.
Thank you for the information on this topic Kevin , I’ve been hearing a lot about it lately
I'm a naturalized citizen. I know how complicated and tricky from legal point of view to denaturalized someone. In order to get denaturalized, you have to be convicted of the crimes against humanity.
This conversation is pointless with people who didn't go through naturalization process, and don't understand caviats of immigration system.
Omg SO MUCH HAS CHANGED KEV!!!! I'm so glad for it
Fear and emotion is the only thing they have
When half the people in S. Florida gets deported…
😂
When all the migrant farm workers who are registered and here LEGALLY and putting food on the tables of American Families are sent back to Mexico and the price of Vegetables skyrockets, and the availability of Vegetables plummets, nobody is allowed to complain because we warned you.
Will be singing oh happy day oh happy day!
@@jeffchastain2977yeah right that's why they hire migrants on visas in Florida and pay then 1850 an hour which is way more than most places pay in Florida for labor anywhere. You're stupid fantasies aren't going to come true. I find it creepy that you people really want to keep these people here for slave labor. Do you not listen to yourself?
@@jeffchastain2977 true
What if they already lost citizenship rights in their home country. Where do you deport them to? Guantanamo?
@@nood5712
Maybe that’s why they are talking about those camps/prisons they have already built? So many questions.
Hey Kevin, beat it your damn krout! 😂 we aren’t falling for the Fear porn. We aren’t falling for the division stay strong fellow Americans, a new Day is upon us. God bless the United States of America..🙏🇺🇸🔥
Did you watch 🤣
@ lol, heck no I was just looking to get a unity message out at your expense. sorry bro love you. 😘 🇺🇸
@@MeetKevin I almost unsubbed from your title and giving a voice to the ECONOMIST's ridiculous predictions.
@@MeetKevin You've been terrorizing bulls for months. Pack your bags.
I myself was not born in the United States but became a citizen since my dad was a citizen. My mom became a permanent resident but befor i became a citizen. You have to file for permanent resident statutes, and once you get it, then you file for citizen statutes. Along as you are under 18, your parents' citizenship can transfer over. I have a brother and a sister, but since my parents were of legal status, they did not abuse the birth right system. My dad came to the United States in the early 90s so he was able to get a citizenship since at the time they needed workers and companys were giving papers to become a permanent resident. Than my dad to the citizenship test and became a citizen. That is how the citizen statutes is obtained through hard work not just have weekend babies and boom you are a citizen and than you can fix your parents a resident card when you became 21 years of age. The other way is to get married with a person that possess citizen statutes or permanent resident statutes. Either way the spouse will only get permanent resident statutes. But it is up too the spouse if they want to became a citizen by taking the citizen test.
A Permenant Resident cannot sponsor a new spouse to immigrate. That right is reserved for US Citizens.
@ldkellandshaw then I might be missing something because. 5 years ago, my uncle, who is a permanent resident, gave resident status to his wife and child, who was born in Mexico. Last December, my other uncle managed to do the same with his wife. So again, I don't know. I'm not an imagination lawyer. I'm just speaking for what I have noticed. All I know is that along as you have legal status in the United States. You can sponsor a spouse, which is what an imagration lawyer told my father. I mean, it makes sense. Really, along as it is done legally, there is no reason to even complain about a resident sponsoring their spouse. Since the problem here is not legal immigrants but rather illegal immigrants at the end. Also, in the immigration sector, there are sometimes shady things going on as well. Also, it ain't cheap either. If you are lucky, you can get resident statutes with $10k, but you are unlucky. i heard stories about people spending up to $30k dollars to become residents. That's sometimes why they remain ilegal for several years before applying for papers. I was just lucky as well as my mother. Since my father made decent money when he became a citizen, I think it was a miracle since he doesn't even know English fluently.
@ you’ve just made the key point - they were already married when he became a PR. A PR cannot sponsor a NEW spouse for a Green Card.
@ldkellandshaw oh okay, so. If a permanent resident gets married in the United States, they can't sponsor a new spouse, at least in the United States. Does this apply to marriage outside of the United States as well, or can people lie about the length of time they have been married to? Example: I know a couple that were only married for 2 years, and the man being the permanent resident filed for his wife, and she will receive her permanent residency this December. Again, man was already a permanent resident but was not married to his wife for a long time. I could argue that she only got married to him to receive a green card. In fact, i know a lot of people are doing this.
Jamaicans have known about this for a while it’s not new to us. We’ve heard plenty of stories about being deported. Personally this has happened to one of my uncles over 10 years ago.
I'm 99.99% sure your uncle only had a green card.
@ nope was a citizen. Married with children who were around US born teenagers at the time.
@@mnooks1989 did he commit any crime? What was the reason?
Born and bred Texan…never knew draft age ends at 26 yrs old!🎉
For now 😂
Think they won’t change it if needed. Also they would call older people to factories and such
It's Selective Service which means right now all you have to do is register once.
You can get drafted up to age 44 if you have a specific skill like medical field experience or a CDL.
Thanks for sharing your personal story Kevin, this is the right way to come in and I went on the same exact process… the right way
Citizenship and nationlized is not the biggest worry for the United States. As a Liberal, we need to worry about foreign wars and inflation. Because if those things dont get fixed first by the Republicans, itll get even worse in 2025.
Can't wait for to 2025, 😂😂😂😂
Damn so you give them less than a year to fix everything....jesus thats some hard expectations.
@@Caveman787 J trump says he would fix everything in day 1, I guess you didn't believe him to beginning with??
the money that was spent that is causing this inflation cannot be unspent.
Do you know what the current inflation rate is?
67 years ago I was born in Northern California That about all I knew was living in California
then in 1966 to 1969 my parents for some reason move me and my 6 siblings who was still living with my parents to Fruita Colorado live their for short period of time then we all moved back to Northern California where I still live. So I supposed I am first class born person but
I mostly lived in N. California almost my whole lifetime. I did travel to 22 states as I gotten older.
But Kevin you are right a special ages we remember specific events that never leave our minds.
Thanks Kevin for lot of videos. I never meant Mr. Donald Trump however something in me love him maybe it is part of God pure love but I am glad he back in as U.S. president. But, I also been okay with Kamala Harries but it just was not to be. I feel like we all kind of create our own lives.
I feel compassion for any man or woman trying to run a big country it appears like lot of work responsibility.
There has been cases in the 2000’s where people would get denaturalized over a dui
wrong
A Muslim citizen runs a stop sign … and he’s now a uh ohhhh
Isn't it simple!? How about just not doing a crime instead!? Btw, there's a difference between a civil offense and a criminal offense...
Enjoy life in the beautiful US of A by following the rules. It's not hard.
And if you don't like the rules, talk to your representative about it but don't do crime, period, no matter where you come from.
Let's make this world an easier and more prosperous place to live for everyone! We've got a lot of work to do! Let's go!
"How about just not doing a crime instead!?"
You do realize Trump himself is a convicted felon, right? What makes you think Donald Trump has any respect for the law?
You are so naive. You know how many innocent people are in prison?
@@otakurocklee wait a minute! This is about emprisoning innocent people?!? Then, yeah! That's fd up! What is this about here exactly instead of being called something I'm not?
@@AV4U2 nah you're retarded. Tell everyone you know that you are retarded, and so are anyone who has your beliefs. Ask Chatgpt why you're retarded.
All this raises white people who are not even originally from this country. Because remember your great grandparents were also immigrants who got naturalized. 😂
My great grandfather migrated to the U.S. from the Phillipines in the 1930s. Can Trump now strip our whole family of our citizenship? Very upset about all of this.
I totally support Kevin’s last statement
It’s more scare tactics. I had a relative who was in the USA for many years. He has been arrested multiple times for minor things. He has always worked and paid taxes though. Despite being arrested, he is far from a bad person. He isn’t involved in any kind of gangs or terrorism. He also is a great family man. Generally people like this do not get deported.
Why would you support second class citizenship for your friend?
Send Kevin back home button----> hahaha
🤣
Yes
@meetkevin could kick ass form anywhere on earth or mars
Well said about the "Slippery Slope" argument.
But let's not pretend that severely over blowing things only happens on one side.
Kevin on the Ozempic.
I haven’t watched Kevin for a while and I do agree. He is looking thinner than usual.
Definitely ozempic face
Well, he stopped drinking. I know drinking causes me to retain water and if I drank often over the holidays I’ll lose 5-8 pounds of mostly water weight after 7-12 days dry. Also, he might have replaced some drinking addiction with a stair-master, that’s common.
Haven’t watched him in a while either but I’m gonna say no he’s not or he just started. But the stop drinking thing sounds more like it. Ozempic will knock off more than a couple of pounds
If you go back to his vids he is actually trying to get healthy and no alcohols for 30 days
My husband is half Japanese, born in Japan. We're worried he'll get swept up in any broad denaturation, since he was born abroad and on Japanese soil. Technically he has a form of birthright citizenship, but it's not found in the next of the constitution, so.... 😵💫
Only the American Indians will remain 🎉🎉
@Truthhurts224 Lol!!! 70% of them are more European than "Indian".
remain in the projects or jails.
That last line earned the like from me bro 💪
Im still not tired of winning
The definition of terrorist is also key here… it is not clearly defined enough to be a real barrier.
Thinking you’re too old for the draft above 26 is hilarious. Looking back at history, they will draft you at any age. There’s a lot more benefit to disposing of people above 45 than 18-26.
I'm not a polyglot and they make me sick.
Why we don’t hold people accountable for spreading misinformation like a mainstream media and then people don’t wanna do their own research and they start freaking out. I’m an immigrant myself and I support Trump
they are brainwashed by propaganda and lack critical thinking skills … my mom is one of them. sad. but the gloves are off now, its been a fing decade of them gaslighting and putting up obstacles for what is BEST for the people of America
This video is coming from opinions and what he believes Trump will do not actually facts!!!
@ “ trump will do not actually facts” … when the sheep realize how many fing bots are online they will quit being so brainwashed by the communists that are mostly the left (but some commies on the right as well)
@ I did not mean to Kevin mainstream media is like CNN and all other BS agenda
I love when Kevin makes videos on these hot button topics and speaks some truth thru all the noise/BS.
Kevin did it right away vs illegally, big difference
@@skil101 under Obama ppl were getting deported over traffic stops. Under Steven miller be very afraid. What’s what happens when Nazis are in charge
He illegally overstayed his visa like Elon Musk illegally worked while on a student visa. You are brainwashed and taught to hate immigrants
My husband came to U.S. when he was 5 YO with his mom and 3 sisters from Panama LEGALLY. He learned English and joined Navy after H.S. and got out and used GI Bill for college and worked while getting his masters degree and became engineer. No loans or hand outs just GI benefit
@pGonzalez-b2k : It is my guess that your husband is probably safe. But, he needs to get his paperwork in order, papers showing that he was in the Navy, and papers showing that he left legally (DD214). Get these papers NOW.
Just quit you freaking weirdo they're not going to run around asking for his papers.@@thegreypath1777
Why are you posting about this now? A bit too late. This was important BEFORE the election.
It’s not important. This is something that is outside the normal realm of possibility. Use your brain. It’s going to be difficult and expensive enough to find and deport illegals who are criminals 😅
Such important insights on citizenship rights! Reinforces the need for clarity and awareness.
The FACT KEVIN chooses to remain in California, will forever keep him a product of Cali and that's unfortunate to the rest
Maybe he actually wants good schools, year round great weather. Close to the beach.
@@edsta714 Weather and beach yes, good schools more and more it's only the private ones unfortunately. And housing prices near the few good public schools are more than $1m for 1200sqft.
No path for me as a DACA recipient. Only marriage or work sponsorship. Currently working towards the latter. Brought to this country when I was 3. I dont blame my mother.
Fact Check: Stephen Miller, a prominent advisor to President Donald Trump, has advocated for intensifying efforts to denaturalize U.S. citizens who obtained their citizenship improperly. Denaturalization refers to the legal process of revoking an individual's U.S. citizenship, typically due to fraud or misrepresentation during the naturalization process. During Trump's first term, the administration established a "denaturalization task force" within the Department of Justice, focusing on identifying and prosecuting cases where citizenship was allegedly obtained fraudulently. This initiative marked a significant shift, as denaturalization had previously been reserved for extreme cases, such as war criminals.
So sick of the media trying their hardest to make sure people have “bad Trump” talking points.
thats why he won, some of us are old enough to know this literally has been going on non stop, every. single. fing. day. since 2015 when they found out he was running. and people say there is no deep state.
He does it himself. He doesn’t need the media. Media literally just shows and plays what he says.
@ 🤣🤡🐑
Thank you for posting this video. As an American citizen, married to a Brazilian national, I can obtain an a Brazilian citizenship. We both want for me to have the Brazilian citizenship since it allows us the freedom to return to Brazil for my husband to visit his family here. However, our longer term plan is to live in Europe. My question is this: Can I have a third citizenship from a European country if I have American and Brazilian dual citizenships already?
Wow the white suit is straight 🔥
He's working part time as a waiter .the Biden/Harris administration is brutal and ad Newsom and the other Democrats it's surprising he doesn't have a couple of other jobs also.
Just one clarification, it INS did not stand for Interior Naturaliation Service it was Immigration and Naturalization Service, thank you.
But you are SAFE! You are WHITE & RICH… me for example I’m a non white Hispanic (look more middle eastern than anything) so you don’t need to worry about it, I don’t either… but if we go on percentage basis.. I’m screwed!
Right. No one threatens white immigrants with the “ I’m calling ICE”. I don’t think it’s fair to be fake about which immigrants are being targeted
If they came in without going too the Checkpoint, they have committed a Crime, therefore they cannot be a Citizen. So if you haven't been caught, you may want too slip back into Mexico and apply legally.
Been a broke nat citizen is Waaay different than a wealthy Nat Citizen, Kevin
😂😂
I guess it’s a good thing that my family has been in this country even before this was a country or welfare!
Hey 👋 Kevin
Im from germany 🇩🇪 no worries, we‘ll find some shelter for you 😂
@@gelred7625 😆
👏👏👏 great ending Kevin!
I came here when I was little through adoption and became a citizen voted for Trump. So Mr Trump don’t deport me.
Why not? How does he know you voted for him. lol 😂
I don't see why you would be worried. You came here legally and became a citizen. You're fully a participant of this country now!
lol you get what you vote for
@@LyWi118lol you are supporting someone who will happily move the goal posts to make sure people get deported. Funny enough his wife is naturalized.
@ yep. I really been enjoying gasoline under 3 bucks. Hadn’t seen that in years.
Kev, constitutional rights are restrictions placed on the government. The government has no capacity to violate your rights because they are the ones being restricted from the action, it has nothing to do with the individuals citizenship. As such if they break those restrictions you can sue them for violating your civil liberties.
We get it Kevin, your candidate won. The GOP has used the slippery slope argument, too, particularly related to gay marriage and abortion. Both sides use it and it is a ridiculous argument.
That was an awesome intro Kevin…keep them coming…:)
Worst case Kevin is they're gonna take all your assets and kick you out. Hopefully not though, but they could if you pissed them off. If it's federally implemented any state leadership that doesn't like you could do it too. Interesting times ahead.
Marx called for it in the communist manifesto. 'Confiscation of the Property of All Emigrants and Rebels.'
My family has been in this country for 300 years, even tho my great great grandfather was brought here in chains.
Because his own people wanted to get rid of him.
I came to America as a baby/toddler at the age of 3 with my grandmother, to join my parents who were graduate students in STEM. Unfortunately, I am sure they will take away my citizenship when the next four years are over. I was a US citizen ever since I was 14. I hated the fact that I will inevitably be kicked back to China just because, but that is most likely the reality now. My brother who is a born citizen will probably end up the same, too.
Hence, here come the concentration camps for Chinese people of any ancestry. 😮💨
frightening times
Do you need to shut the f up we don't have concentration camps in america. Concentration camps are where my family members were tortured because they were jewish. Detention camps are not concentration camps and if you're a citizen no one's going to take it away. You people are freaking nuts.
Excellent video Kev! 🙏🏾❤😊
You can grab all the 🐈 you want. Just dont eat 🐈 ? WTF
I’m a natural born citizen and an anarchist and I am not worried about this.
What kind of anarchist, specifically?
Draft eligibility age ends at 25, not 26. It’s 18 to 25 yrs old for all U.S male citizens and immigrants.
All men who are 18 through 25 must be registered with the selective service system. It doesn’t end the day you become 25. It ends the day you become 26, aka you are no longer required to be registered with selective service on your 26th birthday. That being said, draft eligibility actually lasts through the age of 34. On your 35th birthday, you cannot currently be drafted if there ever was a draft. That could change through the passing of laws in Congress.
@ Yes, there are certainly. exceptions. I didn’t get into it. This is the government we’re dealing with. lol!
Technically, we’re not 26 years old until our 26th birthday. We can be drafted the day we reach 18 years old and all the while we are the age of 25. It’s not as confusing as some may think. I think the age eligibility for the military is 18 to 41( also some exceptions) You can join the military while you are 41, but not the day you turn 42.
I guess no one has ever been falsely accused of a crime!
FYI. People born in Commonwealth like Puerto Rico are not naturalized but considered second class citizen based on the SCOTUS insular cases as their citizenship rights are limited. Even if you served on the military and have a pension, your benefit is reduced if you retire in a Commonwealth, for example. So, if born in a Commonwealth, serve in the military, and retire in a Commonwealth, your benefit is less.
Thats the best finish to your video period! Lol
Thank you for the content! The key to success is having the right advice on how to invest in the financial markets. I was able to generate substantial profits trading the crypto market this year, regardless of market conditions. With the right strategy, it's definitely possible to achieve impressive financial growth."
If I may ask how are you able to make this much in the digital market ? I've been trading for a while now and I keep getting losses
I’d recommend stepping back from trading on your own if you keep experiencing losses.
With Ryan Joseph Travis, I know I’m in good hands , he offers daily trading insights and expert guidance in the stock and cryptocurrency markets. His knowledge has helped me make better investment choices, and I’ll keep relying on his support as long as it delivers results."
Couldn’t agree more! I was totally new to the investment space, especially with crypto, and he made it all so approachable. It’s been six months, and I’ve already seen great returns. He even advised me on adding an IRA to secure my future Honestly, if anyone’s looking to build wealth, just Google him-you won’t regret it.
Could someone please let me know the best way to reach out to him?
Trump is going to have to hire a lot more Immigration Judges. The Immigration Courts are overwhelmed now.
Is Meet Kevin now MSNBC?
@@mikeredlark220 did you even watch the video? 💁🏻♀️