The Trump administrator blocks citizenship for non -citizen voters

First on Fox: Citizenship and immigration services in the United States (USCIS) modify its policy manual to prevent non-citizens from green cards in the United States who voted in the elections or tried to register to vote to receive citizenship under new directives.

Updating policy will also include the initiation of USCIS deportation Against any migrant of a green card which has committed a form of electoral fraud or claims to be an American citizen at any end whatsoever.

“The illegal vote undermines the will of the American people and threatens the legitimacy of our elections,” said USCIS spokesperson Matthew Trageser, in Fox News Digital. “Under the direction of President Trump and Secretary NoemWe make changes to prevent and punish the extraterrestrials that illegally voted in our elections to win American citizenship.

The USCIS of President Donald Trump will prevent non-citizens from receiving citizenship if they vote or were trying to vote. (Win McNamee / Getty images)

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“Extraterrestrials that facilitate or perpetuate the illegal vote are faced with rapid and serious consequences,” added TrageSser.

According to current USCIS directives, migrants who ask for citizenship must demonstrate a good moral character (GMC) to qualify to become an American citizen. The new directives, which will take effect on Friday afternoon, specify that trying to bypass the laws on voters or to illegally claim to be an American citizen would be a failure of the requirements of GMC and preventing a migrant from asking for citizenship.

Fox News Digital has obtained an internal leadership guide note which will be sent to USCIS employees on Friday afternoon, which describes the line of conduct for the implementation of the policy updated and specifies that non-citizens who do not respect GMC will be given an opinion to appear (NTA) and be referred for a criminal prosecution.

USCIS will update its directives on non-citizen vote on Friday afternoon. (Images Kevin Carter / Getty)

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Requests for passport and drivers will also prevent non-citizens from receiving citizenship and launching the expulsion process.

This decision comes after President Donald Trump March executive decreeEntitled “Preserving and protecting the integrity of the American elections”, which ordered the Homeland Security Secretary to access “appropriate systems to verify the status of citizenship or immigration of people registering to vote or who are already registered”.

Trump’s decree was noted by certain legal challenges, including legal action by 19 prosecutors General Democrats and two federal judges in Massachusetts and Washington, DC, Blocking the parts of the command This described the requirements for the identification of voters.

President Donald Trump speaks to journalists from the office resolved after signing a decree. (SOMODEVILLA / GETTY Images)

Judge Denise J. Casper, who was appointed by President Barack Obamaruled before the Massachusetts District District Court that “the Constitution does not give the president of specific powers on the elections”.

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Despite the legal setbacks, President Trump remained determined to carry out his campaign promises on the revision of the immigration policy, including this last political update at USCIS.

The tightened restrictions and probably increase the expulsions while the president continues to remove millions of illegal migrants who entered the country during the Biden administration.

People surround a car as they arrive by carrying food donations in a makeshift camp for migrants looking for asylum in the United States at crossing Border Crossing on Friday March 12, 2021 in Tijuana, Mexico.

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