Donald Trump has directed HUD, the US Housing Department, to not only remove ALL non-citizens from Section 8 but to also remove mixed non-citizen families

YES‼️Section 8 Update: Donald Trump has directed HUD, the US Housing Department, to not only remove ALL non-citizens from Section 8 but to also remove mixed non-citizen families

If there is an illegal in the home YOU WILL BE REMOVED “A full fledged audit of all residents in The United States for citizenship and will begin evicting families that are mixed status”

“For example, if you are a parent who is an illegal immigrant but you receive section eight through your children for housing, you can be evicted.

This is part of an audit Donald Trump has instructed to Scott Turner. This would mean that 2,300,000 families are at risk of being evicted if one or more family members do not have citizenship in that household.”

“illegal immigrants”

Sorry, misunderstood. But it would probably make it easier for people like us to get together by them media not calling them illegal immigrants. They are not immigrants, they are federal criminals for trespassing on US soil. As long as that media you are correct in demonizing calls them immigrants of any type, it induces they should be here but for a technicality. There’s no question in that they, and whoever protects them through direct lying or hiding for the purpose of keeping them from arrest, are criminals.

wy69

I’m not necessarily saying that what you observed and remember is incorrect, but it is quite strange. Normally, under US law, the child of a US citizen and a foreign national, born abroad (no matter which territory they are in at the time of birth) is a US citizen. The main requirement in this case is that the US citizen parent has themselves lived in the US for at least five years, two of those years after the age of 14. Note that the residency is not required if both parents are US citizens.

I cannot believe we got illegal aliens in Section 8 housing. What in the effity eff??

I was homeless 30 years ago in NYC, I got into a bad motorcycle accident and couldn’t work, got evicted in a year, nobody offered me shiet in terms of housing. I was friends with a taxi dispatcher in Sunnyside Queens who let me sleep in the junked taxis. It was beyond a nightmare, and these freakin’ illegals are getting put up in hotels, Section 8?

Where the hell are the Republicans? Why aren’t they taking advantage of this? They should be flooding the airwaves with this especially in black communities.

“Normally, under US law, the child of a US citizen and a foreign national, born abroad (no matter which territory they are in at the time of birth) is a US citizen.”

Typically, when a child is born outside the U.S. to parents who are U.S. citizens, they would file a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA). The U.S. Department of State issues CRBAs before a child turns 18 and are proof of the child’s U.S. citizenship. This is why a few presidents trying to run were questioned about their citizenship like Obama, McCain, Goldwater, Chester Arthur, Romney, and Charles Hughes. And there have been others but this is enough. All were born outside the lower 48 and were questioned. The latest one was Kamala Harris.

The paperwork for my troop was never accomplished by the parents as they didn’t think it was needed because dad was a citizen. And military doesn’t automatically make a person a citizen as there are foreign nationals in the military to sometimes give them a fast track into citizenship.

So he came into the US when the family returned not understanding his status completely or never filed the proper paperwork to get him citizen status. So when he applied for a passport to get back into the US after the trip, he was denied.

A foreign-born minor can stay in the U.S. with their parents if the parents meet specific U.S. citizenship or immigration requirements such as being U.S. citizens who have lived in the U.S. for a certain time, being lawful permanent residents, or having another valid basis for remaining in the country. That covers the child being legally in the US you mentioned, but it doesn’t make him a citizen. He could become one but the paperwork would have had to be filed and it never was because of the misunderstanding by his parents of what his status actually was. This happened prior to the Child Citizenship Act of 2000 (CCA) which streamlined the process.

It is a very difficult process at best and prior to 2000 was very hard to get done because of the guidelines being vague. Thanks for asking.

wy69

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