America’s next top immigrant? Considering reality TV competition for citizenship

The US Department of Homeland Security is considering to participate in a reality television show, where immigrants will compete for a chance on American citizenship. However, the pitch “has not obtained approval or rejection by the employees,” DHS said.DHS Assistant Trisia McLaglin told Hallivian McLeglin, “The Homeland Security Department gets hundreds of television show pitch in a year, which is from the virtues around ice and CBP border operation to the white collar check by HSI. Each proposal passes through a complete denying or approval. According to The Wall Street Journal, the show-kanadai-American Rob Versoff-the competitions will be included to compete to prove the contestants who are the best symbol of the ideals of who being the most American. The WSJ quoted Versoff as saying, “This is not ‘Hunger Games’ for immigrants.” “It’s not,” hey, if you lose, we are shipping you on a boat outside the country, “he said.The proposed challenges may include a gold rush-style competition to remove precious metals from a mine and a team work to collect a model T chassis. The WSJ reported that the show will allegedly open with the contestants arriving on the island of Ellis – a symbolic entrance for generations of immigrants – and follow a familiar reality format, a participant ended each episode.The news comes against the backdrop of a broad immigration crack under US President Donald Trump, whose administration went to end the temporary protected position (TPS) for several immigrant groups. Under the federal law, TPS provides protection to foreign nationals who cannot return to their home countries due to war, natural disasters or other extraordinary situations. Since assuming office, Trump has pushed those security for citizens of countries including Afghanistan, Haiti and Venezuela to cancel those security. Efforts made by the Department of Homeland Security – include comprehensive immigration raids, arrests and exile.