Trump could use fraud claims to denaturalize birthright citizenship cases via executive order

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"The INA gives supreme authority to the, I believe, Secretary of State for denaturalizations and deportations. I would make the argument that the Trump administration should target particularly someone like Hasan Piker and say he may have been born here, but it was through fraudulent means. Trump could then just issue an executive order right now saying they will begin pursuit of fraud charges against people who are here, who are born here to unlawful parents because they are subject to the jurisdiction thereof."

Tim Pool proposes a legal strategy whereby Trump could use executive authority to pursue fraud charges against individuals who obtained citizenship through birth to parents in the country unlawfully. Pool argues the Immigration and Nationality Act grants the Secretary of State discretion to denaturalize citizens if their citizenship was obtained fraudulently, potentially targeting high-profile figures like Hasan Piker who was born in the US but raised elsewhere.