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First on Fox: USCIS is changing its policy manual to Prevent illegal immigration Voting in elections or voting to try to obtain citizenship under the new guidelines.
Policy updates will also include USCIS startup Evicting Procedure Illegal immigration against any U.S. citizen who commits form of voter fraud or claims for any purpose or interest.
“Illegal voting undermines the will of the American people and threatens the legitimacy of our elections,” USCIS spokesman Matthew Tragesser told Fox News Digital. “Under President Trump’s leadership,” Secretary NomeWe are making changes to prevent and punish foreigners who illegally vote for U.S. citizenship in our elections.
President Donald Trump’s Congress of U.S. Citizens and People’s Citizens will prevent illegal immigrants from voting or attempting to vote to obtain citizenship. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
“Foreigners who promote or perpetuate illegal voting will face swift and serious consequences,” Tragesser added.
According to current U.S. Citizenship and Service guidelines, illegal immigrants must demonstrate good moral character (GMC) to obtain citizenship. The new guidelines, which will take effect on Friday afternoon, noted that attempts to circumvent voter laws or illegally claiming they are U.S. citizens would be a failure of the GMC requirement and prevent illegal immigrants from applying for citizenship.
Fox News Digital received an internal leadership guidance memorandum that will be sent to USCIS staff on Friday afternoon, which outlines the action plan to implement the updated policy and clarifies that illegal immigrants who fail to meet with the GMC will appear (NTA) notification (NTA) and be referred for criminal prosecution.

USCIS will update guidelines on illegal immigration voting on Friday afternoon. (Kevin Carter/Getty Images)
Applications for passports and driver’s licenses will also prevent illegal immigrants from obtaining citizenship and initiate deportation procedures.
This move was made by President Donald Trump Perform administrative orderstitled “Save and protect the integrity of the U.S. election,” the order directs the Department of Homeland Security to access “proper systems to verify the citizenship or immigration status of individuals who have registered to vote or who have registered.”
Trump’s executive order has faced some legal challenges, including lawsuits by 19 Democratic attorneys general and two federal judges in Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. The part that blocks the order Voter ID requirements are outlined.

President Donald Trump talks to reporters from his firm desk after signing the executive order. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Denise J. Casper, by President Barack ObamaIn the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts, the “Constitution does not grant any specific powers to the president in the election.”
Despite legal setbacks, President Trump remains determined to fulfill his campaign commitments regarding amending immigration policies, including the latest policy updates at USCIS.
As the president continues to evacuate millions of illegal immigrants, millions of illegal immigrants have been evacuated during the country, strengthened restrictions on deportation and deportation may increase Biden gives medicine.

People around the car arrive at temporary camps for immigrants seeking asylum in the U.S. on Friday, March 12, 2021 at the border crossing point in Tijuana, Mexico.
Last week, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Tricia McLaughlin, told Fox News figures that the agency has arrested more than 359,000 illegal immigrants and removed more than 332,000 illegal immigrants from the United States.
Preston Mizell is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to preston.mizell@fox.com and x @mizellpreston

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