Trump administration increases the possibility of depriving U.S. citizenship | Zohran Mamdani

this Trump administration The possibility of depriving New York City democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, whose U.S. citizenship is part of a foreign-born citizen convicted of certain crimes.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt covers up his support for “terrorism” in the attribution process after Tennessee’s right-wing Republican representative Andy Ogles called for his citizenship to be revoked.

Mamdani, 33, was born to his Indian-English parents in Uganda, became a U.S. citizen in 2018 and has attracted widespread media attention and controversy in his voice support for Palestinian rights.

Donald Trump was asked Tuesday about Mamdani’s pledge to “stop” immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) agents “deport our neighbors.” The US president replied: “Then, we must arrest him.” Axios Report.

Mamdani Posted Statement about X response. “The President of the United States just threatened to arrest me, was stripped of my citizenship, put it in an internment camp and deported. Not because I violated any law, but because I refused to let ice scare ice our city.”

He continued: “His statements represent not only an attack on our democracy, but also an attempt to send a message to every New Yorker who refuses to hide in the shadows: If you speak up, they will serve you. We will not accept this intimidation.”

The controversy over his immigration status comes after the victory of the New York mayoral primary last week, controversial on the Islamophobic attacks of the Muslim faith, when he won the first game in a field including former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a candidate for the former New York governor and favoring Democratic institutions.

It’s also Trump administration directs lawyers to prioritize foreign-born U.S. citizens Who committed the designated crime? The Ministry of Justice’s memorandum directs lawyers to file lawsuits against naturalized citizens who are “illegal procurement” or who have been naturalized by “concealing material facts or intentionally false statements.”

Ogles wrote Attorney General Pam Bondi called for an investigation into Mamdani, following his major victory for democratic mayor, citing “he may have won U.S. citizenship by intentionally falsely or hiding significant support for terrorism.”

As evidence, he enumerated a rap song by Mamdani, titled My Love for the Five in the Holy Land, in which he summoned a convicted foundation member to support Hamas “My Guy.” He also mentioned Mamdani’s refusal to condemn the term “globalization uprising”.

“Zohran’Little Muhammad’Mamdani is an anti-Semitic, socialist, communist who will destroy the big New York city. He needs to be deported,” Ogles wrote in an accompanying article on X.

Ask about Ogles’ phone number, Levitt says: “I haven’t seen these claims yet, but certainly if they are true, it should be investigated.”

The Justice Department has confirmed that it has received a letter from Ogles, but has no further comment.

Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democratic Connecticut, has become one of the most effective critics of the Trump administration, calling the demand for Mamdani’s transgender “racist nonsense.”

“Trump will have nothing to protect billionaires and price-spoken companies, or even such racist nonsense.” He wrote.

“Zoran won because he ran a campaign laser focused on putting power back to the hands of the working people.

Mamdani, who calls himself a democratic socialist, has been under severe scrutiny since last week’s election victory, and if he is ultimately elected mayor, it is accompanied by the promise of remaining New York populist policies.

In the chorus of right-wing sulfuric acid, Donald Trump calls him “pure communist” If Mamdani becomes mayor and “does not exercise himself”, he threatens to cut funds to New York.

At the official unveiling of the New Immigration Detention Center in Florida Everglades, Trump reiterated his communist remarks and mentioned allegations that Mamdani had “illegal” gained his citizenship.

“We don’t need communists in this country, but if we have a communist, I’m going to monitor him very carefully on behalf of the country. We send him money, we send him everything he needs to run the government,” Trump said.

“We will look at this very carefully. A lot of people are saying that he is illegal. We have to look at everything, but ideally he will be much less than the Communists. Now, he is a communist, not a socialist.”

Mandani also commented on the fact that Trump praised Eric AdamsThe current New York City mayor struggled in his re-election campaign and moved from representing the Democratic Party to becoming an independent campaign again. Trump says Adams is a “good guy” and he “helps” referring to the U.S. Department of Justice in April Dismissal Federal corruption case against Adams.

“It’s no surprise that Trump’s praise for Adams in his threats,” Mamdani said in his post.

Joanna Walters contributes to the report