Garrison Davis

Now, interestingly, only two out of the four are actually charged with, quote, voting by an alien in a federal election.

Three are charged with false statements in relation to naturalization, and two are charged with procurement of citizenship or naturalization unlawfully.

Yeah, I'm guessing the goal here would be to denaturalize them, right?

For the people that were naturalized, that looks like that will be part of what they do going forward.

Yeah, I know I've reported on this in ED before, but like large parts of USCIS have denaturalization targets, right?

In the same way that we've seen deportation targets for ICE and CBP.

So like...

that will be the reason that those are the specific charges, right?

That is the easiest way to denaturalize someone.

I was going to say the only way, but I think there are technically other ways, but like the bulk of times you're going to see someone denaturalized it's because they concealed.

Previously it had been that they had concealed like

some loyalty to like a terrorist group, right?

Or perhaps there are bars for like communists and Nazis like with capital letters there.

I'm not talking about the political affiliation.

I'm talking about like being a member of a party with a party card there.

I'm not talking about like the view necessarily.

Yeah, that's a whole other like tangent.

There's there's back and forth rulings.

If you can really denaturalize someone for being a member of a communist party still depends what they mean by communist party.

Yeah, that's kind of like a vague term.