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DENATURALIZATION - Are You at Risk of Losing Citizenship? (2018) - YouTube
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hi friends are you at risk for
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denaturalization
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are you at risk for being denaturalize
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what is that exactly I'm gonna talk
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about this very issue in this video this
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is a hot issue right now because it is
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touching us US citizens so stick with me
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watch this video to find out whether
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you're at risk or whether you can simply
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relax stick with me denaturalization
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that's a very big word let's break it
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down for a minute here so as you know
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you for those of you who've been
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following me you are smart about
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immigration okay so I'm not going to
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spend a great deal of time on what is
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the naturalization but naturalization as
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you know is a process for an immigrant
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to become a US citizen and so you must
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first have a green card and then after
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five years in most cases you then become
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eligible to become a naturalized US
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citizen or three years in cases of
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people who obtained their green card
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through marriage what's happening today
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so today of course we know we are living
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under a very aggressive executive right
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president Trump has determined to be
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very aggressive on immigration and so
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he's going after a lot of different
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people and now the big news is those
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folks who became a US citizen after
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being ordered removed this is a super
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important point for you to understand
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because I don't want you to be fearful
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if you're not at risk of being
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denaturalize who should be fearful today
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who should be quaking right now who
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should be trembling right now and
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basically it is those people who were
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ordered removed or deported by an
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immigration judge but they did not leave
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the country or they may have left and
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came back under a different identity and
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the government just didn't catch up with
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them yet or they just simply changed
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their names right they just changed
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their identity
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when they were seeking naturalization
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and so the government never connected
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the dots that didn't connect the dots to
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determine that these are the same people
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the same individual who was ordered
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deported back in 1999 potentially is the
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same person who then became a
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naturalized citizen in 2005 under a
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different name and how in the world can
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this happen it happens because the
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government is made up of people human
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beings okay mistakes happen and mistakes
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happen when you have human beings who
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don't have enough resources to track
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everything and make sure everything is
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okay and everything is in order so to
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speak so what's happened is for any of
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you who have gone through any major
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immigration process you know that you
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must go through biometrics right you
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must go get your fingerprints done and
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you must get an FBI background check
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right based on your fingerprints that's
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what the government is doing it is doing
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an FBI background report on you so these
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people they did their fingerprints back
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in 1999 potentially if they were ordered
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deported but what happened was after
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they changed their identity along the
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way and they became a US citizen when
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they before they became a US citizen
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when they applied for citizenship they
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had to go back in and do fingerprints
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again and so the government failed in
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this regard they did not connect the
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dots to determine that the person who
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submitted a fingerprint back in 1999 is
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the same individual who submitted a
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fingerprint in 2005 when they were going
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through the naturalization process so
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yes those are the people who the
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government has said that they will
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follow they will prosecute I should say
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is anyone else at risk maybe you might
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be at risk if you in fact committed
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fraud to get your papers okay
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so if you committed fraud to get your
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papers to get your green card the
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government may drill down a bit further
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and find
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to you but if you did not commit any
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fraud and procuring your citizenship you
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should not be fearful at this point is
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the government right to do this
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absolutely yes because other people have
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done the right thing they waited they
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paid all their fees they did everything
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the government said to do and they got
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it the right way okay so we should not
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be rewarding those who change their
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identities just to scam the government
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those are the people who are at risk for
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denaturalization so if you did not
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change your identity to become a US
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citizen
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you should not be worried right now so
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again just to recap denaturalization
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investigation is going on it's going to
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take some time listen I don't work for
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the government anymore but I used to
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work for the government back in the day
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and so I know that government is slow so
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this is going to be a long process and
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they are doing it because they now have
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the money they have the resources under
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President Trump to make this a priority
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so don't worry if you're not the one who
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changed his or her identity so that you
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can become a US citizen
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not to worry I hope this was helpful
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guys I appreciate you I hope that you're
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I look forward to chatting with you
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again in my next video bye bye
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