U.S. President Donald Trump affirmed last Tuesday that he would revoke the American citizenship of any foreigner holding it who is proven to be involved in fraud and scams, emphasizing that these individuals will be expelled outside the borders of the United States.
In a speech delivered during an economic meeting in the city of Detroit, Trump clarified that America will revoke the citizenship of any immigrant who obtained it through naturalization, whether from “Somalia” or any other country, if they are convicted of defrauding the American people, stressing that the deportation of these individuals will be carried out quickly and without delay.
The U.S. President also drew attention to his well-known stance towards immigration from “Somalia,” recalling his statements made last December, in which he affirmed that he “does not want Somali immigrants in the United States.”
Trump mentioned that “Somali” immigrants benefit greatly from American social support programs, while they do not provide, according to him, any benefit to the country, pointing out that their rate of dependence on social assistance is very high.
Trump concluded his speech by saying that these individuals “do not contribute anything,” considering that they are always complaining and do not offer anything positive to the United States, affirming his rejection of their presence inside the country, and calling on them to return to their homelands.
