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We don’t just have an ILLEGAL immigrant problem in America… We have a- naturalized citizens who swear their allegiance to foreign nations- problem! This naturalized citizen, who’s Sudanese, originally from Egypt, had to place her hand on a Bible and swear her allegiance to America for a US CITIZENSHIP…...

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🇺🇸🇨🇴 COLOMBIAN "AMERICAN" WOULD SIDE WITH COLOMBIA IN WAR... WHY IS THE U.S. TAKING THESE PEOPLE IN? This girl immigrated from Colombia, swore the Oath of Allegiance (renounced ALL loyalty to any foreign country and promised to fight for America if needed), then grabbed her U.S. passport. Now she casually admits that if the U.S. ever fought Colombia, she'd pick Colombia in a heartbeat. Host hits her with the actual oath text, and she's sitting there giggling. She doesn't even know what "abjure" or "potentate" means, and was basically shrugging like "yeah, whatever I just said the words to get in." She straight-up proved her allegiance was never to America; it was always Colombia. She lied under oath for the benefits. This is why denaturalization exists. She straight-up proved her allegiance was never to America; it was always Colombia. She lied under oath for the benefits. This is why denaturalization exists. If you're not all-in on America, you should not be in at all. No dual loyalty, no "my real country first" BS. It makes no sense to naturalize people that would wanna see their new home burn over the old one. Elon is right. These poeple should be deported and used as an example. "American citizenship is an oath to America. If anyone breaks their oath, they should lose citizenship immediately." There are plenty of people who’d do anything to be Americans because they know the value of liberty ....and they’d fight for it to the death. Why not let them in instead? Source: whatever Podcast

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